Brookfield Corp. Chief Executive Officer Bruce Flatt says the artificial-intelligence race is already slowing, attributing the change to a capacity constraint: builders and infrastructure providers cannot keep up with the pace of demand coming from AI companies.
In the context provided by different outlets, Flatt links the slowdown to limitations on how quickly new computing, power, and related infrastructure can be developed. Bloomberg focuses on the operational bottleneck, saying AI growth is moderating because developers cannot deliver enough capacity for what AI firms want.
The Financial Post adds Flatt’s view that the slowdown is not entirely negative, describing it as a factor that can bring “more discipline into the system.” Both accounts present Flatt’s overall message that the AI buildout faces real-world constraints, leading to a gradual easing rather than an uninterrupted acceleration.
