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Even Fund Managers Say the AI Stock Boom Is a Bubble, BofA Survey Says
A Bank of America poll found 33% of global investors now see an AI stock bubble as the top market risk, triple last month's level amid record tech valuations.
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The conversation in the financial markets has focused in recent weeks on the overheating of the world stock market, in the face of the furor generated by the development of artificial intelligence (AI). And the debate is not just theoretical: investment professionals consider, with a growing majority, that there is a stock market bubble. A survey released today by Bank of America (BofA) points out that 54% of the funds managers consulted conside…
The European fund managers consulted by Bank of America (BofA) in their monthly survey have expressed high optimism about market prospects and global growth, despite the fact that the risk of a bubble in Artificial Intelligence (IA) has become the main threat to investors.In spite of this [...] The entry The fund managers indicate that the fear of an AI bubble does not slow their optimism, according to BofA appears first in Forbes Spain.
Teen suicides in the U.S. boosts pioneering IA chatbot lawAccording to a survey conducted by Bank of America Corp., a record proportion of global fund managers claim that artificial intelligence actions are in a bubble after the sharp upturn this year. Around 54% of the participants in the October poll indicated that technological actions seemed too expensive, which is a radical shift from last month, when almost half ruled out those concerns. F…
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