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BlackRock Overweight AI Despite Higher Risks, Li Says

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 04 August 2026, 09:20 UTC 1 min read
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Aug 4th, 2026 BlackRock Overweight AI Despite Higher Risks, Li Says "We have not changed our conviction in the overall AI thesis," BlackRock Global Chief Investment Strategist Wei Li tells Bloomberg Television. She adds that risks of commoditization and capital capacity have risen in recent weeks. "We're not adding to our conviction, but we're staying overweight," she says.

Aug 4th, 2026 BlackRock Overweight AI Despite Higher Risks, Li Says "We have not changed our conviction in the overall AI thesis," BlackRock Global Chief Investment Strategist Wei Li tells Bloomberg Television. She adds that risks of commoditization and capital capacity have risen in recent weeks. "We're not adding to our conviction, but we're staying overweight," she says.
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