Facing mounting questions about returns from AI's massive buildout, venture capitalists and institutional investors are increasingly cautious about committing capital to the sector despite its transformative potential. The caution reflects a widening gap between the scale of infrastructure spending and actual revenue generation, as well as high-profile cautionary tales like the collapse of Leopold Aschenbrenner's Situational Awareness hedge fund, which lost $35 billion in a matter of days in July 2026 after leveraged bets on semiconductor and AI infrastructure stocks imploded.
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