Mark Cuban warns Nvidia's AI financing model echoes dot-com bubble risks

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American billionaire Mark Cuban has flagged Nvidia as a more serious concern than Oracle, comparing its AI financing model to the risky dynamics seen during the dot-com bubble. Cuban cautioned that this approach could result in substantial losses in market value. Noted investor Michael Burry has similarly raised alarms about Nvidia's growing default risk. Cuban called on AI companies to redirect investments toward communities being displaced by automation, rather than spending on celebrity endorsements. He stressed that the technology sector must place people's welfare at the center of its priorities.

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