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A Polish YouTube interview (host: Jarosław Kuźniar; guest: Rafał Hirsch) exploring the 1999–2001 dotcom bubble and whether similar dynamics are happening today around AI. Hirsch argues the dotcom ‘burst’ was gradual (peak Nasdaq ~10 March 2000; sharper drops in April 2000 after a US court ruling about Microsoft) and driven by layered events (M&A, telecom shifts, accounting scandals like MicroStrategy). The conversation draws parallels to 2025–2025 AI market tensions: rapid, large-capital investment (NVIDIA, OpenAI, Google), valuation concerns, liquidity risks (HSBC analysis cited projecting large OpenAI losses and heavy compute costs), and the possibility of a slow, multi-step correction rather than a single-day crash. The hosts conclude that technologies survive despite bubbles (internet persisted after dotcom), but business models and winners may shift.

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Around 10 March 2000.

About 20%.

Approximately 800 million users worldwide.

HSBC projected over $100 billion losses in each of 2028–2029, and about $75 billion loss in 2030 (under the cited assumptions).

Assumes about 3 billion users/customers in 2030.

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