Market analysis cited by Odaily, referencing The Information, says Wall Street is not yet prepared to commit large amounts of capital to shorting the AI trade. Steve Eisman, the hedge fund manager and short seller who became well known for betting on the 2008 financial crisis, has emerged as one of the more visible critics of the AI frenzy on Wall Street. Even so, he is not willing to make a major bearish wager on that view at this stage. Eisman said he is not ready to make a large-scale short call here, a remark that captures the current stance described in the report: skepticism toward the AI rally exists, but that has not translated into aggressive short positioning. The report was cited by Odaily and attributed to The Information.
Wall Street is still not ready to commit heavily to shorting AI, according to market analysis cited by Odaily and attributed to The Information.
Steve Eisman, the hedge fund manager and short seller known for his bet on the 2008 financial crisis, has become one of the representative Wall Street voices criticizing the AI boom. Still, he is not willing to put significant capital behind a large short position against AI at this point.
Eisman said, 「I’m not ready to make a big short call here.」
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