AI Angst Won't Pop the Bubble Yet: Markey Analysis
Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson, and Mark Cudmore break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson, and Mark Cudmore break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade." (Source: Bloomberg)
Asian tech stocks are set to come under pressure, tracking a selloff in US chipmakers as speculation over OpenAI’s revenue revived concerns about the sustainability of the artificial-intelligence spending boom.
Wall Street pros say chipmakers remain the best way for equity investors to play the race for the top artificial intelligence agent even as Meta Platforms Inc.’s Muse seems to have seized the baton.
AI is reshaping India’s six-million-strong IT workforce, slowing entry-level hiring at global capability centers and shifting demand toward workers who can deploy the technology and understand the business. Siddhi Nayak explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
Tokyo, Oct. 7 (Jiji Press)--Nippan Group Holdings Inc., a Japanese book wholesaler, has confirmed that it had sold books to U.S. artificial intelligence firm Anthropic, people familiar with the matter said Wednesday. In a letter addressed to the Japan Book Publishers Association, an industry group, Nippan Group said that Nippan IPS Co., a subsidiary that sells Japanese books overseas, conclu...
On September 22, the global artificial intelligence landscape spun on its axis within a matter of hours. In Beijing, Xiaomi engineers went live with an unusual broadcast, streaming the training run of their new MiMo-V2.6 model. In San Francisco, Anthropic unveiled its frontier Opus 5.5 model. About an hour later, OpenAI crashed the party with the surprise release of its GPT-6 Sol and Luna models. For tech executives and developers trying to keep pace, it was just another overwhelming day in the...
A major milestone accompanying the launch is the announcement of CAIK’s first cohort of 15 start-ups.
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger and Michael Ball on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Stocks rally and oil drops as investors look to diplomacy, with President Trump and China’s Xi Jinping preparing for a high-stakes White House meeting later this week. Plus, inside Anthropic’s new AI safety partnership with Accenture, and Wall Street’s race to manage the risks and rewards of artificial intelligence.And legendary mining investor Robert Friedland joins us on why copper and rare earths are becoming the new front line in the US, China resource race. (Source: Bloomberg)
Modi inaugurates semiconductor facility in Gujarat’s Sanand; says such clusters will bring about economic transformation; urges youth to tap the new opportunities in the emerging Artificial Intelligence era
AI can accelerate learning, but students must retain the ability to understand, verify and evaluate its output, says Padmanabhan Sundararajan at JSS STU Freshers’ Day in Mysuru
Jaime Magyera, BlackRock senior managing director and head of US Wealth and head of Retirement, said advisers are using artificial intelligence to help parse increasingly complex capital markets after AI company Anthropic announces new ties with Blackrock. Magyera also said that AI is helping create more strategic customization for clients. (Source: Bloomberg)
The furious debate over artificial intelligence has hardened into warring camps -- and a cautious middle.
Carlyle Head of Global Research & Investment Strategy Jason Thomas spoke with Bloomberg’s Dani Burger from the sidelines of Carlyle’s Global Investor Conference in Washington. He said the Federal Reserve is under “enormous pressure” to deliver a 25 basis-point hike. He also talked about the AI investment boom, saying an AI slowdown is “more likely than not.” (Source: Bloomberg)
A DeepSeek engineer has issued a stark warning about the potential concentration of advanced artificial intelligence and resources in proprietary US developers Anthropic and OpenAI, intensifying a growing debate in China over calls by US industry leaders to “pace” AI development amid safety concerns. The comments preceded an expected meeting between President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump on September 24, where AI safety may emerge as a key point of dialogue as the two countries race...
Global bonds sell off with the US 10-year Treasury yield rising to levels last seen 19 years ago. President Trump dismisses AI dangers. Priya Misra of JPMorgan Asset Management joins "Bloomberg Brief" and says we may be nearing the end of the rate move and discusses market catalysts. (Source: Bloomberg)
A new Bloomberg Economics report estimates that advanced economies have 27% of employment meaningfully exposed to the first-order effects of AI. Chief Economist Tom Orlik breaks down the new study, which breaks down which jobs and tasks AI can takeover, and how they got to the number of 380 million jobs that may eventually be significantly impacted by new technology. (Source: Bloomberg)
US President Donald Trump says he is worried about America giving China an edge in the Artificial Intelligence market if too many rules and regulations are put on it. In recent days industry insiders, including top executives at Open AI and Anthropic, have once again sounded the alarm, saying that the way AI is being developed could threaten humanity and calling for more checks to be put in place.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on Saturday called on artificial intelligence (AI) firms to slow down the development of the powerful technology, amid mounting worries over the risks of "superintelligent" computer systems.
AI was used to develop missile guidance software in Yemen and to power cyber operations, a report alleges.
US futures were little changed Thursday morning as investors awaited inflation data and results from Oracle Corp. that were set to test investor tolerance for artificial-intelligence spending risk. Oil’s relentless climb as Iran signaled it’s ready for intense war added to inflation concerns.