Griffin: AI Almost Certainly in a Bubble; Deutsche Bank Disagrees — SkimNews
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- Ken Griffin said AI is "almost certainly" in a bubble right now, per Bloomberg's headline.
- Griffin said AI is coming for white-collar jobs but emphasized it will not replace workers at his own firms, per Business Insider's headline.
- Deutsche Bank Chief Sewing publicly pushed back on Griffin's AI bubble fears, per Bloomberg's headline.
- Citadel's Griffin raised concerns about investor positioning around AI, though his quote was cut off in the available headline excerpt.
Why it matters: When a billionaire hedge fund founder publicly flags a bubble and a global bank's CEO counters him within the same news cycle, it reveals the AI investment thesis is no longer a unified institutional bet — allocators at the top are actively splitting on whether current AI valuations are rational.
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