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Business Bubble

On the Business Bubble, Sam Adekunle and James Okpare have conversations around tech, business, power, capitalism, tax, micro and macro factors, the stock market, Silicon Valley and the rest of the world

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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    Meta Muse: Is Mark Zuckerberg Reinventing Meta for the AI Agent Era? (opens the original)

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    Meta spent years building the world’s largest social-media ecosystem. Now, it appears to be trying to transform itself into something much bigger: an AI-powered personal assistant platform . On this episode of Business Bubble , we explore Meta Muse , Meta’s new personal AI agent designed to move beyond simply answering questions and actually take action on behalf of users . Muse is designed to help users research, manage tasks, shop, make bookings, handle communications and turn instructions int

  2. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    AI Safety Doomerism: Is Dario Amodei Right to Fear the Future of AI? (opens the original)

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    AI is moving faster than almost any technology in history — but how dangerous could it become? On this episode of Business Bubble , we explore the growing debate around AI safety, AI doomerism, and the possibility of advanced AI systems becoming difficult for humans to control . Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has repeatedly warned about the potential risks of increasingly capable AI, including scenarios where AI could become dramatically more powerful than humans and create serious economic, geopoli

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Who Eventually Owns the AI Circular Financing Debt (opens the original)

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    The AI boom is being fueled by an extraordinary flow of capital — but as billions move between AI companies, hyperscalers, chipmakers, data-centre operators and investors, a bigger question is emerging: Who ultimately owns the debt created by this AI financing cycle? In this episode of Business Bubble , James breaks down the increasingly interconnected financial system behind the AI boom — from massive infrastructure spending and private financing to the relationships between technology companie

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    The $1 Trillion AI Bet: Bubble, Boom or the Greatest Investment Opportunity of Our Generation? (opens the original)

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    AI is attracting unprecedented amounts of capital — from venture capital and private equity to corporate spending, private credit and massive investments in chips, cloud infrastructure and data centres. But as billions continue to flow into the AI ecosystem, one question matters more than ever: where will the returns actually come from? In this episode of Business Bubble , James and Offiong unpack the financing behind the AI boom and examine whether we're witnessing the beginning of a transforma

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Refinancing From Japan is Over (opens the original)

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    Business Bubble Podcast – Episode Description For decades, the global financial system has rested on a quiet but powerful relationship: America borrows, and countries like Japan lend. But what happens when the world's largest foreign holder of U.S. Treasury bonds begins signaling that it may sell? In this episode of Business Bubble , we unpack one of the most important yet least understood stories in global finance. We explore how stress in Japan's bond market spilled into the U.S. Treasury mark

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