AMG National Trust Bank Warns AI Investment Delays Could Trigger Market Correction

By Public Technologies
  • An 18-36 month delay in expected AI investment returns could trigger an AI investment collapse, broader market correction and GDP demand shock.
  • AI-linked companies account for 45% of S&P 500 market capitalization, leaving the index heavily exposed to a single technology.
  • The five largest US hyperscalers are expected to spend $775 billion to $800 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026.
  • Goldman Sachs estimates $1 trillion in AI revenue by 2030 is needed for a 15% return, versus approximately $100 billion currently annualized.
  • Hyperscalers issued $136 billion in corporate debt in 2025; another $120 billion financed data center construction through off-balance-sheet special-purpose vehicles.


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