Masayoshi Son, de SoftBank, afirma que la IA necesitará 5 billones de dólares anuales para 2040 y descarta los rumores de una burbuja

Masayoshi Son, de SoftBank, afirma que la IA necesitará 5 billones de dólares anuales para 2040 y descarta los rumores de una burbuja 14.07.2026

El CEO de SoftBank Group, Masayoshi Son, declaró el martes que el desarrollo de la inteligencia artificial exigirá una inversión de 5 billones de dólares cada año para 2040, y calificó de "absurdo" cualquier comentario sobre una burbuja de la IA. Al intervenir en la conferencia corporativa anual de SoftBank en Tokio, Son afirmó: "Cada año 5 billones de dólares, o 800 billones de yenes; podría pensar que es una mentira, pero estoy seguro de que eso es lo que costará". Justificó este gasto masivo proyectando que los ingresos de la IA representarán el 20% del PIB mundial para 2040, lo que convertiría el gasto anual en un "error de redondeo". Son no proporcionó detalles sobre cómo derivó la cifra de 5 billones de dólares ni la proyección del PIB.

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