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Investors See AI Slowdown as a Temporary Step

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Calls to slow AI development may create near-term uncertainty for markets, but BMO Capital Markets’ Jennifer Lee is on Bloomberg This Weekend and says the technology’s infrastructure, investment and demand are unlikely to reverse course. She says concerns about jobs, data centers and profitability could temper the pace of growth, even as labor shortages and the push for automation keep AI’s longer-term economic expansion intact.

Calls to slow AI development may create near-term uncertainty for markets, but BMO Capital Markets’ Jennifer Lee is on Bloomberg This Weekend and says the technology’s infrastructure, investment and demand are unlikely to reverse course. She says concerns about jobs, data centers and profitability could temper the pace of growth, even as labor shortages and the push for automation keep AI’s longer-term economic expansion intact. (Source: Bloomberg)
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