• A November 6, 2026, analysis warns US-China AI competition could prolong capital spending beyond economically justified levels, delaying a likely reckoning.
• National security priorities could drive government support for AI leaders, weakening market discipline despite disappointing investment returns.
• China has effectively closed the AI model performance gap with the US, supported by rapid infrastructure expansion.
• Large technology companies largely fund AI spending internally, leaving shareholders exposed to substantial losses without necessarily triggering a banking crisis.
• Investors should avoid the riskiest AI stocks at extreme valuations while recognizing the technology's transformative potential.

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