AI's Bar Mitzvah moment: Aswath Damodaran explains what AI means for businesses

Source: The Times of India· Debaroti Adhikary· August 21, 2026

Aswath Damodaran says AI’s investment debate should shift from hype and skepticism toward evaluating it as a business. He argues revolutionary technologies follow four stages: hype, investment, business building and recalibration. AI is entering the business-…

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