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hype

[hahyp] / haɪp /
NOUN
extensive publicity
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What if artificial intelligence actually meets or exceeds the hype around it, but that turns out to be very bearish for stocks?

From MarketWatch

In an opinion piece at the Mind Matters website, technology consultant Jeffrey Funk called it "hype" driven by fear.

From Barron's

"It's brutal, professional sport because if you get 5% wrong it's gone. We probably believed the hype from the first week too much. We can't let the noise in now."

From BBC

That hype has now left some of its American believers feeling let down.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Unfortunately the amount of pressure caused by the torrent of unsubstantiated AI hype makes that near-impossible," he added.

From BBC