Michael Burry, the contrarian investor whose lucrative bet against the United States housing market was immortalized in the book and film The Big Short, has once again sent ripples through global markets. Recent regulatory filings from his firm, Scion Asset Management, reveal a massive new position betting against the artificial intelligence sector. This high conviction wager, totaling over $1.1 billion in put options against AI giants, has immediately fueled investor anxiety, contributing to a sharp sell off in technology shares across Wall Street.Burry's skepticism is centered on what he perceives as a speculative bubble driven by unbridled excitement over artificial intelligence. The regulatory filing showed that his hedge fund holds sig
