AI spending per employee at $25 per month... Muns and Noble clash over profitability
Original headline직원당 AI 지출 월 25달러…먼스터·노블, 수익성 놓고 맞섰다
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Gene Munster, co-founder and managing partner of Deepwater Asset Management, and George Noble, former manager of Fidelity's overseas fund, faced off in a public debate hosted by ZeroHedge on whether the AI investment boom resembles the dot-com bubble. Munster argued "this time is different," citing corporate AI adoption that could drive increased spending, while Noble pushed back on heavy capital expenditure, debt loads, and uncertain returns on investment. The exchange centers on whether current AI infrastructure spending is justified by eventual profitability.
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George Noble, Gene Munster, Deepwater Asset Management, ZeroHedge