Save money now.

When the bubble bursts it will depress valuations across the board, including the valuations of the good companies that will survive to eventually own significant market share. Buy those at those depressed prices and wait a decade.

The trick will be learning to tell the difference between the Google's and the pet.com's of the AI era. The trick during the dotcom situation was to look for companies that had actual gross profit and were reinvesting it, rather than companies that only had theoretical profit based on nonsense like market share and eyeballs.

Take Amazon as an example. They were $107 a share in 1999. By late 2001, it had fallen to under $6. Now they are $250. It still took almost 10 years to recover.