Amazon founder Jeff Bezos dismissed concerns about an AI bubble in a May 20, 2026 CNBC interview, arguing that massive industry investments will advance technology regardless of market dynamics. Bezos compared the current AI fervor to the 1990s biotech bubble, noting that while investors lost money, society retained life-saving drugs developed during that period. He stated that good AI ideas will pay for all the losers, as every experiment gets funded before investors learn to discriminate between concepts. The comments come as AI infrastructure spending is expected to cross $700 billion in 2026, with hyperscalers like Amazon, Microsoft and Google investing billions, and OpenAI's valuation reaching over $850 billion.
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