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Wall Street CEOs, Big Global Money Managers Debate AI Risks

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 03 November 2026, 04:52 UTC By Bloomberg News 1 min read
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Wall Street CEOs, Big Global Money Managers Debate AI Risks Some of the world’s biggest asset managers are sounding the alarm about risks to the artificial intelligence boom, even as Wall Street’s top CEOs talk up the potential windfall from the market. Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Chief Executive Officer Emmanuel Roman and Bain Capital’s chair John Connaughton are among a growing number of investment managers warning of bubble risks in AI and an eventual downturn after the sector’s...

Wall Street CEOs, Big Global Money Managers Debate AI Risks Some of the world’s biggest asset managers are sounding the alarm about risks to the artificial intelligence boom, even as Wall Street’s top CEOs talk up the potential windfall from the market. Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Chief Executive Officer Emmanuel Roman and Bain Capital’s chair John Connaughton are among a growing number of investment managers warning of bubble risks in AI and an eventual downturn after the sector’s breakneck expansion.
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