美财长贝森特称AI繁荣不构成系统性问题、否认重蹈互联网泡沫，属口头安抚无实质政策动作

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told investors at a private New York conference that he does not see a "systemic problem" with the AI boom, downplaying concerns that the industry is in a bubble similar to the one that preceded the dotcom bust, The Financial Times reported. "I'm good at figuring out when there are problems in systems," he said at the charity event convened by JPMorgan Chase and Robin Hood, according to three people present at the event. "This isn't Pets.com," Bessent added, referring to one of the final tech IPOs before the dotcom bubble peaked in March 2000. "The smartest people in the world—who have 99% of their net worth in these companies and have built the most profitable companies in the world—they believe in it." A Treasury spokesperson defended Bessent's appearance, stating that "everything he said at the event had previously been stated in public," The Financial Times said. Artificial Intelligence/Robotics ETFs: ( AIQ ), ( BOTZ ), ( DTEC ), ( WTAI ), ( XAIX ), ( WISE ), ( GINN ), ( ROBT ), ( TECB ), ( XT ), ( THNQ ), and ( CHAT ).