In a 28 July 2026 article, Jon Smith asked ChatGPT which FTSE 250 stock is most sensitive to a stock market crash, and it selected Raspberry Pi (LSE:RPI). ChatGPT argued that during crashes, investors first sell overvalued stocks, and Raspberry Pi is priced for future growth. It also noted that significant institutional ownership could lead to disproportionate price swings during a panic. Smith, a shareholder, disagreed, stating that Raspberry Pi is well-grounded, solves practical engineering problems, and has a diversified client base from DIY hobbyists to industrial automation firms, making any revenue hit from a recession smaller than expected. He concluded that while any tech growth stock would suffer, he believes other FTSE 250 stocks should be higher on the list than Raspberry Pi.