US technology stocks are set to rebound after a sharp two-day selloff driven by concerns over artificial intelligence (AI) valuations. Bloomberg reports that nearly US$1.3 trillion in market capitalization was wiped from Nasdaq 100 stocks over the past two days as investors reassessed AI-related expectations. In premarket trading, US index futures tied to the tech-heavy market are indicated to be higher, suggesting a potential bounce at the start of the new session. The Financial Post notes that contracts on the index rose by 0.6% by 4:35 a.m. in New York. Taken together, the reports describe a market that has turned from rapid losses toward a modest recovery, though the underlying driver remains AI valuation anxiety. Both outlets frame the move as a reaction to the recent rout rather than a new, specific development in AI technology or company fundamentals. The reports do not cite individual company actions, new regulatory announcements, or earnings releases, focusing instead on broader sentiment and valuation concerns impacting the technology sector.