Mark Cuban Predicts Big Tech Cooking AI Bubble Soup Since 2025
KEY POINTS
- •On October 22, 2025, Mark Cuban compared today's Big Tech AI race to the 1990s search-engine wars during a Senate hearing in Washington, DC.
- •He highlighted Google, OpenAI, Meta, Bing, and DuckDuckGo as key competitors spending massive resources in a winner-takes-all AI development battle.
- •Cuban warned of an AI bubble potentially bursting due to overspending on expensive infrastructure and frantic competition for dominant foundational models.
- •He predicted disruption driven by unknown breakthroughs, implying history may repeat itself with most AI players failing to survive the turmoil.
On October 22, 2025, at a Senate hearing nobody asked for but got anyway, Mark Cuban declared Big Tech's AI hustle is basically the 1990s search-engine shenanigans re-run — but with pricier data centers and greedier wallets. He pinpointed Google, OpenAI, Meta, Bing, and DuckDuckGo (yes, that 'half a percent' duck is still quacking) battling in a winner-takes-all cage match, spending like it's Black Friday every day. Cuban warned about an AI bubble about to pop harder than your cheap phone screen and quoted tech legends like Sam Altman and Bill Gates like a geeky hipster DJ mixing doom tracks. He’s betting on some surprise 'incredible shit' to upset the overhyped tournament or else we’ll all just watch one giant company hog the AI throne while the others go broke, ironically sponsored by their own over-spending. Meanwhile, Cuban avoids time travel but suspects some historic déjà vu might hit before the next decade, leaving us all wondering who's really driving this clown car called AI wars.
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Watching Big Tech blow billions in an AI arms race is like watching your parents try to set a VCR clock in 2025—desperate, expensive, and doomed to crash spectacularly.
Big Tech’s AI binge spending is like a toddler hoarding candy: they want it all, they’ll regret it all, but can’t resist the sugar rush.
If the AI bubble pops, expect Google to stand tall while Bing and DuckDuckGo hold the participation trophies and cry in their data centers.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 11/25/2025 | Author: Thibault Spirlet
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