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Home / Business and Economy / Burry Slams OpenAI: "Next Netscape"

Burry Slams OpenAI: "Next Netscape"

9 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Michael Burry warned OpenAI resembles Netscape, a dot-com era failure.
  • He questioned OpenAI's funding, stating it needs billions to stay afloat.
  • Burry defended his past bearish market calls against critics.
Burry Slams OpenAI: "Next Netscape"

Investor Michael Burry has resurfaced on social media platform X to defend his bearish market outlook and criticize major tech players, particularly OpenAI. He controversially likened the artificial intelligence company to Netscape, a prominent casualty of the dot-com bubble, citing its significant cash burn and questioning its ongoing funding rounds.

Burry suggested that Microsoft is attempting to manage OpenAI off its balance sheet while extracting intellectual property. He asserted that the company's substantial funding needs are far from being met, even with significant capital infusions, and implied the entire industry requires a massive IPO to stabilize.

Amidst these critiques, Burry also addressed his detractors, sharing past predictions regarding meme stocks, inflation, and the regional banking crisis as evidence of his foresight. He argued that short-sellers are not expected to maintain positions for extended periods, dismissing criticism of his historical calls as shortsighted.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Michael Burry compares OpenAI to Netscape, a failed dot-com era company, and questions its funding and cash burn.
Burry is defending his bearish calls by referencing past accurate predictions on inflation and market downturns.
Burry believes the AI industry, represented by OpenAI, is facing significant financial challenges akin to the dot-com bubble.

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