Alibaba CEO Eddie Wu has dismissed fears of an AI bubble, asserting that the company plans to invest aggressively in AI despite concerns from Google’s Sundar Pichai about potential irrationality in the sector. Wu noted that Alibaba is struggling to meet customer demand and predicts a continued shortage of AI resources for the next three years. In contrast, Pichai warned that a burst in the AI bubble could impact all companies, including Google, drawing parallels to the dotcom era. Meanwhile, Alibaba’s revenues rose by 5% year-over-year, although net income fell 53% due to substantial AI investments.
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