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Artificial intelligence may significantly disrupt the competitive advantages held by traditional technology companies, according to Chamath Palihapitiya. He argues that if AI meets high expectations, investors will no longer be willing to pay for projected cashflows far into the future, undermining prevailing valuation multiples.
Palihapitiya further implies that unless AI proves to be insignificant, the return of previously high valuation multiples is unlikely.
Palihapitiya has previously questioned whether equity yields of 3–5% will remain attractive if artificial general intelligence is achieved, posting skepticism over their role as a safe harbor in markets (article). He has also raised the issue of future token pricing power, asking whether providers or consumers will control prices in coming years (article). Both posts highlight his focus on how transformative technologies may alter established investment assumptions.