Is AI a Boom or a Bubble?

Nvidia’s $100 billion commitment to OpenAI—and OpenAI’s reciprocal chip purchases—signal an AI arms race accelerating at breakneck speed. How can leaders make sense of this market? An examination of recent history (particularly the parallels between this moment and the recent dot-com bubble) offers some clues. Speculative capital and circular financing can distort timing and expectations, particularly where AI adoption remains uneven. Currently, consumer enthusiasm outpaces enterprise integration, raising the risk of overcapacity. For leaders, ignoring AI is not an option—but chasing hype is perilous. Durable advantage will come from disciplined investment, embedding AI into workflows, and shaping governance to balance innovation with resilience.

TESU plans to create transformative artificial intelligence center

Thomas Edison State University (TESU) Wednesday announced plans to create a Center of Excellence for AI Innovation. The initiative is intended to ensure that every TESU student, regardless of discipline, graduates with some level of AI competency, and better positioning them to work in a technology-driven workforce. Backed by an initial $450,000 in seed funding […]