[Capital Economics: Reversal of AI Investment Boom Unlikely to Trigger US Recession] Odaily Planet Daily reports that Capital Economics economist Stephen Brown stated in a report that even if the AI investment boom reverses, it is unlikely to trigger a US recession. Most of the investment is going towards large projects that will take several years to complete. If the growth in demand for AI services from businesses and households does not slow significantly, Capital Economics believes that most developers will complete these projects, further reducing the risk of a sudden decline in employment or GDP. In addition, most tangible investment currently consists of imports, and this time there has been no surge in technology-related employment, meaning that businesses see fewer employees they need to lay off.