When the Smart Money Quietly Heads for the Exits, the Crash Isn't Far Behind. Former White House Advisor Says It's Already Leaving AI.

Source: GlobeNewswire· Ex-CIA Jim Rickards· August 1, 2026

The former CIA and Pentagon advisor points to the investors and institutions trimming their AI bets before the public catches on The former CIA and Pentagon advisor points to the investors and institutions trimming their AI bets before the public catches on

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