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Perhaps most intriguingly, Wood posits that a market correction next year might reflect the success of AI, rather than its failure. She foresees that if AI's productivity gains lead to a boom, it could force the Federal Reserve to shift gears, raising interest rates to tame overheating. This macroeconomic recalibration would likely cause short-term volatility but would ultimately affirm her thesis: AI is genuinely transforming productivity, and its current valuations are justified.