Investor Michael Burry gained fame when he made a daring -- and eventually winning -- bet. Burry bet against the U.S. housing market in the early 2000s, and this operation generated $700 million for investors in his fund as the financial crisis unfolded in 2007 and 2008. Burry's insight and keen understanding of the market were highlighted in the movie "The Big Short" several years later. Since that time, investors have listened closely to Burry's comments on what's next for the market. Burry deregistered his hedge fund last year, but he still invests and shares his thoughts on the market with followers through a newsletter. And in recent times, Burry has been once again betting against a booming part of the market: artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. Over the past year, Burry has held such bearish positions, and just a few weeks ago, he reinforced this bet against AI players. Does this famous investor know something that Wall Street doesn't? Let's find out.
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