According to @timnitGebru, recent AI funding rounds have reached unprecedented levels, with Ilya Sutskever reportedly raising $2 billion for an AI project focused on 'superintelligence' safety, and Mira Murati securing $2 billion for undisclosed AI initiatives (source: TechCrunch, June 20, 2025; @timnitGebru). This surge in capital, despite a lack of concrete product details, underscores how investor enthusiasm for artificial intelligence startups is echoing patterns from the dot-com bubble era. For the AI industry, this trend signals both significant business opportunities for founders and heightened risk of overvaluation, as large-scale funding is increasingly directed at ambitious but often secretive projects. The business implications include a competitive market for AI talent and resources, as well as potential volatility in AI startup valuations and market expectations.