According to CoinMeta, Ferrari's chairman is optimistic about AI, but still has doubts about how to monetize AI. Ferrari Chairman John Elkann is not concerned about potential artificial intelligence bubbles, but he warns that a mismatch between supply and demand for AI could pose a risk to the market. This billionaire industrialist, a member of the board of directors of Meta Platforms, and who invests in tech companies through his family-controlled company Exor, says he is optimistic about the development of AI over the next decade. Elkann, who is also the chairman of the multinational automotive group Stellantis NV, states that the demand for energy and computing power to support AI technology remains high. "What's not quite clear is what kind of revenue generation mechanism and business model this technology will create," he said, "and that's where a mismatch could occur."