Isbn: 9798184987613 - The Circular Illusion: How Ai's “round-trip” Financing is Inflating the Next Great Bubble and What It Means for the American and Global Economy (3 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. EIGHT HUNDRED BILLION DOLLARS IS MOVING IN A CIRCLE. WHO GETS LEFT HOLDING IT WHEN IT STOPS?Nvidia invests in OpenAI. OpenAI spends that money on Microsoft's cloud. Microsoft's money builds Oracle's data centers. Oracle's money buys Nvidia's chips. Read that again - because Wall Street has a name for it now: the circular revenue loop. Some call it vendor financing. Others call it the financial ouroboros, a serpent eating its own tail.Robert F. Geissler - a retired law enforcement Lieutenant with an economics degree and twenty-five years of case-file instincts - traces every dollar through the AI industry's most consequential financial arrangement, and asks the only question that has ever mattered: where did the money actually come from, and where is it actually going?Inside, you'll find: The exact mechanics of the Nvidia-OpenAI-Microsoft-Oracle loop, mapped deal by dealWhy Lucent, Nortel, Qwest, and Global Crossing collapsed running this same playbook in 2000 - and why some experts swear this time is differentWhat $1.15 trillion in OpenAI infrastructure commitments against $13 billion in revenue actually meansWho absorbs the losses if it breaks - and why your 401(k) is more exposed than you thinkThree clear-eyed scenarios for how this resolves, and the five indicators that tell you which one is happeningThis isn't a short-seller's panic button or a tech industry press release. It's a plain-English, fully sourced forensic accounting of how the money moves - built the way a detective builds a case file, with the Austrian and Chicago school economics that have always been at the center of Geissler's work.The technology may be real. The financing deserves scrutiny either way.Not investment advice. A clear-eyed look at where the money goes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. EIGHT HUNDRED BILLION DOLLARS IS MOVING IN A CIRCLE. WHO GETS LEFT HOLDING IT WHEN IT STOPS?Nvidia invests in OpenAI. OpenAI spends that money on Microsoft's cloud. Microsoft's money builds Oracle's data centers. Oracle's money buys Nvidia's chips. Read that again - because Wall Street has a name for it now: the circular revenue loop. Some call it vendor financing. Others call it the financial ouroboros, a serpent eating its own tail.Robert F. Geissler - a retired law enforcement Lieutenant with an economics degree and twenty-five years of case-file instincts - traces every dollar through the AI industry's most consequential financial arrangement, and asks the only question that has ever mattered: where did the money actually come from, and where is it actually going?Inside, you'll find: The exact mechanics of the Nvidia-OpenAI-Microsoft-Oracle loop, mapped deal by dealWhy Lucent, Nortel, Qwest, and Global Crossing collapsed running this same playbook in 2000 - and why some experts swear this time is differentWhat $1.15 trillion in OpenAI infrastructure commitments against $13 billion in revenue actually meansWho absorbs the losses if it breaks - and why your 401(k) is more exposed than you thinkThree clear-eyed scenarios for how this resolves, and the five indicators that tell you which one is happeningThis isn't a short-seller's panic button or a tech industry press release. It's a plain-English, fully sourced forensic accounting of how the money moves - built the way a detective builds a case file, with the Austrian and Chicago school economics that have always been at the center of Geissler's work.The technology may be real. The financing deserves scrutiny either way.Not investment advice. A clear-eyed look at where the money goes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…