I want to remind everyone that AI adoption will increase faster in a recession

If there is a recession caused by the Strait of Hormuz, AI should be a buy. AI stocks will dive initially with the rest of the stock market. When companies start to accelerate replacing workers with AI to cut costs, demand will grow even faster than it is now. AI companies will then pick up much faster than the rest of the economy. AI stocks will shoot up. It's going to take a while investors to learn that the worse the economy does, the more the AI adoption will accelerate.

So if you think there is going to be a recession, you can wait for AI stocks to go on sale, and then buy in.

I'm putting this on record here so when people inevitably downvote this and tell me how I'm wrong, I can point back to this post when it becomes true.