On Sunday, November 8, I will present Tech Bros on the Brink: When Will the AI Bubble Pop? to the Astrological Society of Princeton (ASP). The lecture brings together several lines of research developed in recent months at House of Wisdom, examining the natal horoscopes of five leading figures in the technology industry and the longer-term planetary cycles that may determine the fate of the current artificial intelligence boom.
The natal portion of the presentation will examine Sam Altman, Jensen Huang, Elon Musk, Demis Hassabis, and Jeff Bezos, using traditional predictive techniques including Firdaria, Zodiacal Releasing, Distributors and Partners, and the victor-of-the-chart model. By comparing these techniques against detailed biographical chronologies, the objective is to identify the planetary configurations that have accompanied major turning points in their careers—and what their current and forthcoming Time Lords may indicate.
The second part of the presentation will place the current technology boom within two longer-term mundane cycles:
The approximately 20-year Jupiter–Saturn conjunction cycle, which began its current phase in December 2020 with a conjunction in Aquarius. This cycle provides a framework for examining the development of the digital economy, artificial intelligence, and the concentration of technological power.
The 18.6-year Lunar Node cycle, particularly the current passage of the North Node through Aquarius and the South Node through Leo. Historical comparisons with previous passages suggest a recurring relationship between this configuration, technological innovation, speculative excess, and financial-market reversals. The changing Egyptian bounds of Aquarius offer a more precise framework for investigating when the present AI boom may encounter its greatest difficulties.
Together, these approaches address a central question: Can traditional predictive astrology identify not only the rise and fall of individual technology entrepreneurs, but also the timing of a broader speculative cycle?
Attendance and registration
The lecture will be held online via Zoom, so attendance is open regardless of location.
Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM Eastern
Admission: $5 for ASP members and students; $10 for non-members
Registration: Required in advance
Register through the Astrological Society of Princeton
A recording will be available afterward for those unable to attend live.
For readers interested in continuing astrological education, ASP membership also provides access to a multi-year archive of recorded lectures, including previous presentations by Doctor H and many other astrologers.
I hope readers of House of Wisdom will join me for this discussion of the individuals, institutions, and planetary cycles shaping the next phase of the technology industry.