Artificial Intelligence
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- The post-World War II market shift is here — and bond yields could have higher to go, says Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley noted that a post-World War II market shift is underway and warned that bond yields could increase. Based on this analysis, Morgan Stanley recommends quality stocks and investments in companies with large market capitalizations, adopters of artificial intelligence, and the S&P 500.
- Workers in China worry over being replaced as they adapt to the growing impact of AI on jobs
Artificial intelligence is reshaping China's job market, leading workers to worry about job replacement. This transformation is supported by state policies. However, some economists believe these policies might potentially undermine the overall strength of China's economy.
- Fetterman aligns with Trump on AI push, warns China benefits from US 'overreaction'
Sen. John Fetterman warned that slowing U.S. efforts in artificial intelligence would benefit China, rejecting the concept of 'AI doomsdaying' and political pandering. He stressed that maintaining U.S. leadership is critical to national security, a view aligned with Donald Trump’s focus on developing data centers for jobs. The discussion highlighted concerns about global competition and the need for rapid AI development.
- Fetterman aligns with Trump on AI push, warns China benefits from US 'overreaction'
Sen. John Fetterman warned that China benefits from U.S. 'overreaction' in the global race for artificial intelligence, arguing US leadership is critical to national security. Meanwhile, Trump encouraged local officials to support AI data center construction due to potential job creation. Fetterman's stance was compared to previous concerns raised by Sen. Bernie Sanders regarding a potential pause on AI development.
- Anthropic Expects to Match or Top SpaceX’s Record IPO Size | The Opening Trade 8/21/2026
Anthropic anticipates matching or surpassing SpaceX’s record IPO size due to overwhelming investor demand driven by the artificial intelligence boom. The developer expects to file publicly for a mega-IPO near the end of this month, while recent investor briefings led by CFO Krishna Rao discussed valuation.
- Roblox shares AI child-safety tools parents should know
Roblox, citing its vast reach and associated online grooming risks, announced it is contributing updated AI safety models and a new evaluation dataset to the ROOST Model Community. These tools are designed to detect attempts to obtain personal information, signs of possible child endangerment, and inappropriate behavior found in voice chat.
- Democrats can take the lead on one of the nation’s top issues – data centers
Moratoria on new data center construction are being proposed by various officials, including Gov. Kathy Hochul of New York and Representatives like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders. The article argues that such opposition threatens national security, stifles innovation necessary for artificial intelligence, and eliminates tax revenue needed to fund local services. It suggests that instead of moratoria, states should establish Centers of Excellence to guide local authorities toward making informed decisions.
- Memory Stocks Struggle for Momentum With ‘Smart Money’ Moving On
Memory stocks are struggling to regain momentum after experiencing strong performance in the first half of the year. This struggle is attributed to growing concerns regarding the state of the artificial intelligence trade, which overshadow their strong fundamental backdrop.
- Cities turn to AI to speed housing permitting
Some U.S. cities are adopting AI tools to modernize and speed up housing permitting by addressing incomplete applications that cause delays. Federal funding is available through an Innovation Fund, which provides $200 million annually, and HUD grants of up to $3 million for automated systems. To increase efficiency, large cities like Denver have approved contracts for AI platforms aimed at raising the percentage of accepted initial applications.
- Cities turn to AI to speed housing permitting
U.S. cities are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence tools to modernize and speed up housing permitting processes, aiming to reduce delays caused by incomplete applications. Federal funding streams, including a new Innovation Fund ($200 million annually) and grants from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), support these local efforts. While large cities are implementing AI platforms, concerns have been raised regarding data governance and whether current AI systems can handle complex zoning codes.
- CSPD, TESSA hosting event Sunday to help families stay safe online
The Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) and TESSA of Colorado Springs are hosting a free community event to teach families about digital threats. The event will cover topics such as cyberbullying, artificial intelligence, and sextortion. Representatives from TikTok and Roblox will also provide information on safety measures for their respective programs.
- Xavier Becerra gets to play it safe in the race for governor, and he isn’t making promises
Xavier Becerra’s gubernatorial campaign approach involves vague policy proposals, which he attributes to a 'pivotal lesson' from past political commitments. He has stated that California needs improved housing by reducing permitting times and making affordable funding accessible, but he hesitates to commit to specific targets or financial savings for public healthcare programs.
- Meta’s Trial Adds a Trillion-Dollar Risk to Its Struggling Stock
Meta Platforms Inc.'s stock has been under pressure due to questions regarding its spending on artificial intelligence. A new trial accuses Meta's social media platforms of targeting children. This legal challenge raises significant and existential questions about the future of the company’s core business.
- Cities turn to AI to speed housing permitting
Some U.S. cities are implementing AI tools to modernize housing permitting by addressing delays caused by incomplete applications, which involves tasks like scanning and flagging errors. Federal support is available through an Innovation Fund offering $200 million annually and HUD grants of up to $3 million for local government deployment. The goal of these systems is to increase the percentage of applications accepted on the first round.
- With New AI Requirements and Courses, Colleges Eye AI Fluency
Due to increasing employer demand for graduates proficient in artificial intelligence, several colleges and institutions are implementing new courses and curricula. These efforts aim to ensure that students possess the necessary AI fluency skills.
- Banks Slash Cost of Leveraged Bets on SK Hynix’s Korean Shares
Financing costs for global investors making leveraged bets on SK Hynix Inc.'s South Korean shares have halved recently. This cost reduction followed the chipmaker's US listing and a period of brutal selloff in stocks linked to artificial intelligence.
- World shares mostly decline, hit by heavy selling of AI-related shares
World shares declined in Europe and Asia on Wednesday, primarily hit by heavy selling of artificial intelligence-related stocks. South Korea's Kospi dropped 5.8%, while the Nikkei 225 sank 3.2% due to concerns over rising bond yields. Furthermore, market sentiment was clouding amid high oil prices and worries about AI valuations.
- Shares fall in Asia, with Kospi down 5.2%, while oil prices jump
Asian shares retreated after artificial-intelligence stocks resumed their decline, leading South Korea’s Kospi to drop 5.2%. Meanwhile, oil prices surged due to uncertainty over when and whether the United States and Iran can allow tankers to exit the Persian Gulf freely. Market sentiment is further clouded by rising bond yields, which are causing worries about huge government debt loads.
- AI Election Backlash Is Shaping Wall Street’s Stock Market Views
The backlash against artificial intelligence and its required data centers has become a sensitive election issue. As a result, Wall Street is being forced to incorporate these developing factors into its stock market recommendations.
- Staffing Stocks Defy Gravity After Analysts Warned of AI Demise
Professional staffing firms are experiencing strong performance in the stock market, achieving some of their best years-best performances. This positive trend occurs despite analysts expressing concerns that artificial intelligence might cause a decline for these companies.
- OpenAI launches ChatGPT for Teens, promising a more age-appropriate chatbot
OpenAI is launching a version of ChatGPT specifically designed for teenagers, promising it will be more age-appropriate. This release targets teens, who are already using AI tools for various purposes including schoolwork, general questions about daily life, and even companionship.
- Global shares slip as worries about rising oil prices offset boost from strong earnings
Global shares generally slipped as concerns regarding rising oil prices and inflation negated the positive impact of strong corporate earnings reports. Key markets saw notable declines, including Japan's Nikkei 225 which sank 2.5%, while France's CAC 40 and Germany's DAX also fell. Analysts noted that despite these dips, robust earnings tied partly to AI have counteracted geopolitical worries concerning crude oil prices linked to the situation with Iran.
- Asian shares slip as worries about rising oil prices offset boost from strong earnings
Asian shares were mostly lower on Tuesday as worries about rising oil prices and inflation offset the positive sentiment generated by robust corporate earnings reports. Specific markets saw mixed results, including Japan's Nikkei 225 sinking 2.5% and South Korea’s Kospi losing 1.6%. Oil prices rose after a brief respite, driven by concerns as the deadline for an agreement to end the war with Iran approaches.
- CISA Flags Actively Exploited Ray Flaw That Can Trigger Browser-Based RCE
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added a critical flaw affecting Ray to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog due to evidence of active exploitation. This vulnerability can potentially trigger a browser-based RCE. Ray is described as an open-source, Python-native distributed computing framework used for scaling AI and machine learning workloads.
- I burned out from AI overload. My anxiety peaked, I lost weight, and I was snapping at my family and friends.
Shalirrah Wisney, a mom, author, and B2B marketer, experienced severe burnout after dedicating herself intensely to learning about Artificial Intelligence (AI). Her passion for the technology led her to read extensively on AI and face health issues. This overload culminated in high anxiety, weight loss, Crohn's disease symptoms flaring, and strain on her relationships with family and friends.
- Odd Lots: OpenAI, Hugging Face and the AI Danger (Podcast)
The podcast Odd Lots discusses key subjects including OpenAI and Hugging Face, focusing specifically on the potential dangers associated with advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI).
- Jimmy Wales: ‘AI can generate answers. It still can’t earn trust’
Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, stated that although AI can generate answers, it still cannot earn trust. He emphasized that Wikipedia remains sustainable due to its non-reliance on ads or subscriptions, maintaining a public good status through its freely licensed content model. The discussion addressed how concerns about tech companies training AI models could be managed while preserving open access.
- Can a chatbot be a responsible therapist? Dartmouth professor aims to find out
Dartmouth researchers Michael Heinz and Nicholas Jacobson developed Therabot, a generative AI mental health chatbot currently undergoing testing in approved research studies. The tool is being used within Dartmouth’s Center for Technology and Behavioral Health to assess its potential as an interactive intervention in therapy. Researchers emphasize the need for ethical guardrails when using such tools, stressing that their model differs from general conversational AI.
- AI will make the biggest companies bigger and the smallest more powerful. Hotels show who gets squeezed
The article posits that Artificial intelligence is creating a 'technology barbell,' allowing the largest platforms to spread data and expertise across volume while enabling small specialists to rent capabilities. This trend leaves middle-tier firms struggling with overhead costs without sufficient scale for differentiation. The structural shift suggests acquisitions are concentrating into private equity-backed platforms.
- Asian Memory Chipmakers Rise as Sandisk Outlook Lifts Confidence
Asian memory-chip stocks climbed following a bullish outlook provided by Sandisk Corp. This market movement boosted optimism regarding the longer term benefits expected from the artificial intelligence boom.
- US futures climb ahead of more inflation data, though major indexes are down for the week
US futures climbed ahead of upcoming inflation data, though major indexes were down for the week. Global markets showed divergence, with Japan's Nikkei 225 and South Korea's Kospi advancing sharply, while Britain's FTSE 100 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng declined. Commodity prices also shifted, with benchmark U.S. crude and Brent crude both slipping in value.
- Democrats sound alarm over AI job apocalypse — but labor market isn't following script
Top Democrats have raised alarms about artificial intelligence causing a job apocalypse and called for government intervention. However, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. has continued adding jobs since 2022 while unemployment remained at historically low levels. Experts point out that innovation, exemplified by historical breakthroughs like the Jacquard loom, has consistently freed workers for new services rather than simply eliminating them.
- Trump heads toward unlikely clash with close ally over future of multibillion-dollar industry
Donald Trump and close ally Gov. Greg Abbott are at odds over the future of data center development in Texas, which is fueled by the artificial intelligence boom. Abbott has instructed regulators that developers must cover infrastructure costs for potential power grid impacts. Trump criticized this approach as a "mistake," emphasizing the economic investment these projects bring to communities.
- Trump heads toward unlikely clash with close ally over future of multibillion-dollar industry
An unlikely clash exists between President Donald Trump and Gov. Greg Abbott over the future of data centers in Texas, driven by the artificial intelligence boom. Abbott is requiring data center developers to cover infrastructure costs needed to serve them and generate their own power rather than burdening state residents. Trump criticized this approach as a "mistake," emphasizing the significant economic investment data centers can bring.
- Lenovo profits soar past expectations on AI computers, servers and services
Lenovo Group reported soaring profits that surpassed expectations. These substantial earnings were driven by its focus on AI computers, servers, and services. This performance establishes Lenovo as a prominent company in the growth sector of artificial intelligence.
- Market’s Momentum Darlings Resurface as Optical Stocks Take Off
Shares of optical component makers are soaring again due to rising confidence regarding artificial intelligence spending. The article notes that this sector was previously a favorite momentum play from earlier this year.
- Most Electricity Sought for AI Data Centers in US Will Never Materialize
More than two-thirds of the electricity sought for the artificial intelligence boom in the US may never materialize. This shortfall is attributed to "phantom" projects and various long-shot pitches.
- Putting Armageddon on Autopilot: How Artificial Intelligence Could Make Nuclear Threats More Effective
Arms control agreements have collapsed, leading to intensified geopolitical competition and nuclear proliferation among nine countries. Key powers are expanding their arsenals, with China projecting a significant increase in warheads by 2035, while Russia develops exotic systems like hypersonic glide vehicles and underwater drones. The potential integration of Artificial Intelligence raises concerns about making nuclear threats more effective.
- 3 AI-Related Questions for Notre Dame’s Sonia Howell
The article details an artificial intelligence and digital learning conversation featuring Notre Dame's Sonia Howell. The discussion, titled '3 AI-Related Questions,' involves the director of UND’s Office of Digital Learning. The piece is written by Joshua Kim.
- Hong Kong Tech Index Set for Overhaul With More Firms, AI Focus
Hong Kong's main technology stock benchmark is slated for a revamp to enhance representation of fast-growing artificial intelligence and robotics sectors. This move is intended to help investors better capture advancements within the technological sphere.