Michael Burry, famed for predicting the U.S. housing crash, has likened the current AI-driven market enthusiasm to the dot-com bubble's final stages. Burry expressed concerns on his blog, noting that stock market movements are increasingly detached from economic fundamentals, driven by speculative AI hype. He warned that this resembles the late 1999-2000 bubble period. Similarly, Paul Tudor Jones, a renowned macro trader, compared the AI rally to the pre-dot-com bubble era, suggesting the bull market might continue for another one to two years. However, Jones cautioned that if valuations keep rising, a severe correction could follow, potentially pushing market cap to GDP ratios to unprecedented levels.