Mark Zuckerberg recently addressed the risks associated with AI investment during an episode of the 'Access' podcast. He acknowledged the possibility of an AI bubble, drawing parallels to past tech booms, but asserted that the greater danger is in being too cautious. Zuckerberg stated that Meta is prepared to invest at least $600 billion in US data centers and infrastructure through 2028 to capitalize on advancements in AI. He emphasized that if Meta hesitates, it risks falling behind in the race for superintelligence, which he believes will drive significant innovation and value creation. Despite concerns about an overheating AI market, Zuckerberg expressed confidence in Meta's financial stability compared to private AI labs that rely on fundraising. He highlighted Meta's strategy of concentrating elite talent in a dedicated lab and outspending competitors on necessary computing resources.