What is AI Bubble Oracle?
AI Bubble Oracle aligns historical dot-com-era series with current AI-era indicators. A tree combines valuation, concentration, capital investment, speculative activity and monetary context into higher-level projections. Its value is in exposing the assumptions and counterexamples: several metrics can produce no projection when they do not fit the analogy.
Who it is for
- Researchers studying technology-cycle analogies
- Users testing sensitivity to historical anchor choices
- Readers comparing macro context with related prediction markets
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Metric hierarchy
Expand parent and leaf indicators in a roll-up tree.
- Historical alignment
Compare the two eras on a shared normalized clock.
- Anchor controls
Choose alternative starting events for either era.
- Smoothing options
Switch between one- and three-month smoothing.
- Matching rules
Compare first crossing with the dominant-climb match.
- Weights
Inspect and change parent contributions.
- Counterexamples
Keep metrics that do not fit the analogy visible.
- CSV export
Download the displayed analytical data.
- Projection drift
Sort by the movement of estimated dates.
Workflows with AI Bubble Oracle
Inspect a headline projection
Expand its branches and identify which metrics contribute most.
Test assumptions
Change anchors, smoothing and matching rules and compare the resulting dates.
Read counterevidence
Inspect no-projection metrics before accepting the historical analogy.
Pricing and total cost
The public experimental dashboard is accessible without a displayed paid plan.
Getting started
Before you start: The projected date comes from a historical-shape analogy, not a separately calibrated event probability.
- Open Then and Now.
- Expand a metric branch.
- Read Options & assumptions.
- Compare alternative anchors and smoothing.
- Inspect no-projection series.
- Export data if needed.
Useful links
What to check
- The projected date comes from a historical-shape analogy, not a separately calibrated event probability.
- Shorter anchor histories can make dates unstable or push them beyond the display horizon.
- Centered smoothing uses a different information structure from a real-time trading signal.
A closer look
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Browse categoryFrequently asked questions about AI Bubble Oracle
Why do some metrics show no projection?
They do not fit the selected dot-com analogy.
Can assumptions be changed?
Yes, including anchors, smoothing and weights.
Is the headline a market probability?
No, it is a model timeline under those assumptions.

