A market that reached 2 billion dollars in July now exceeds 9 billion dollars. It is that of credit default swaps (CDS) linked to debt issued by the main technology companies tied to artificial intelligence (AI). These are financial derivatives that became popular during the 2008 financial crisis and which, in essence, allow for protection against possible defaults by bond issuers. They are bets against a possible downturn with the risk of losing money if the trend turns around.