
What happened
Asked by Bret Baier whether AI is a bubble, Bezos said "It's hard to know" but "the technology is real", and that he would usually tell a retiree to buy the S&P 500.
Why it matters
Bezos argues that in booms every experiment gets funded, good and bad, making it hard for investors to tell winners from losers.
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Bezos's remarks come as spending on AI infrastructure keeps climbing. The report cites a basket of 41 AI-linked companies tracked by JPMorgan Chase that accounts for roughly 49% of the market value of the S&P 500, and says the world's largest hyperscale technology companies are said to spend around $800 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026. Against that backdrop, Bezos separates two questions: whether the technology is real, which he says it is, and whether investors can pick the winners while a boom is unfolding, which he says is difficult because every experiment gets funded, good and bad. His answer for retirees is not to try, but to buy the broad index, which already includes major AI beneficiaries.
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