Broadly on AI, i think what we're seeing is a correction as well as rotation as market discovers model take rates are getting competed down and subsidies aren't forever sustainable.
That can be problematic for frontier models but i wouldn't conflate it for "AI demand dies" - i think it moves elsewhere; more open models, chinese models, etc.
Token volumes are skyrocketing and demand is absolutely there, so what's more durable in a shift away from frontier AI is compute and energy layers beneath all the models; that goes up with aggregate demand even as token costs fall, ie Jevons.
In that case, miner-HPC names should continue doing well and we could soon see some nice entries in the correction - they could really skyrocket if BTC starts doing well at the same time.