>>725274210
best or worse depends what you want to happen, but some options are:

>bad
some AI companies start going broke, people begin to notice. big dogs insist everything is fine.
institutional investors quietly begin rotating out of AI heavy positions. others catch on, panic, everyone tries to exit the big dogs at once.
share prices in major tech go into freefall.
nvidia’s reported investment defaults aren’t catastrophic by themselves, but confidence in the AI business collapses.
retail traders and meme speculators dump their holdings, assuming the hype cycle has peaked.
the mass unwind spills into ETFs and passive index funds. because so many of the top 200 companies are tied to AI, the broader market slides.
casual investors watch retirement accounts evaporate as fund managers de-risk. bond yields spike, venture funding freezes, mass layoffs.
AI hardware demand plummets, bankruptcies ripple across the semiconductor supply chain, and governments scramble to stabilize markets amid a sudden tech recession.

>good
AGI invented and we live in a utopia where robots do all the work.