AI Provides ‘Zero Payoff’ to S&P 493 Outside Tech, Apollo Economist Says

Bloomberg Technology Sunday 25 October 2026, 09:28 UTC By Rebecca Smith 1 min read

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Despite the significant investments ploughed into artificial intelligence it has provided “zero payoff” to corporate America outside of technology, according to Apollo Global Management Inc. Chief Economist Torsten Slok.

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