The recent downturn in the stock market has raised alarms about a potential bursting of the AI bubble, which has contributed to the rise of several trillion-dollar companies. Notably, Broadcom's stock plummeted by 21% despite a significant revenue increase of 48%, which was driven by its AI segment's growth of over 140%. This decline has impacted other AI semiconductor stocks, including Advanced Micro Devices and Marvell Technology. Experts like billionaire Ray Dalio and Mark Cuban have drawn parallels to the dot-com bubble, suggesting that the current AI boom may face a similar fate, especially given the soaring US debt. However, some analysts argue that the current market conditions differ from the past, as many AI companies are profitable and not excessively overvalued. For instance, Nvidia's forward earnings multiple stands at 21, and it expects substantial revenue growth. Despite these positive indicators, many AI stocks are technically overbought, suggesting a potential pullback before any recovery occurs.