Kevin O’Leary: AI’s Not Dot-Com, It’s Money-Saving Magic
Kevin O'Leary aka 'Mr. Wonderful' is telling us the AI wave won’t crash like the dot-com bubble because, surprise, 'you actually can see the productivity and measure it on a dollar-by-dollar basis.' He bragged about his drone-invested startup saving Walmart millions and basically shrugged off tariff fears calling them 'very manageable.' O’Leary admits 'basically, everybody got it wrong' on tariffs ruining the economy, urging investors to hold tight because panic-selling means missing gains faster than you can say 'stock market roller coaster.' In his world, AI is less bubble, more personal finance guru.
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So Kevin O’Leary says AI won’t go bust like dot-com 'cause you can count the bucks it saves — turns out drones buzzing over Walmart roofs are the new productivity gods while tariffs wave white flags. Mr. Wonderful calls the panic squad 'wrong, wrong, wrong.'
AI isn’t vaporware hype, it’s dollar-for-dollar savings flying over your roof on drones paid for by Kevin O’Leary’s victory lap. Dot-com bubble who? Just let Mr. Wonderful handle your spreadsheet breakdowns.
Wait, tariffs were supposed to tank the economy? Kevin O’Leary just riffed 'basically everybody got it wrong.' Looks like economists might need to invest in drones and less panic.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/8/2025 | Author: Theron Mohamed
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