American technology shares slide after Altman warned of Ai Future and the MIT study of noise

Nafidia, which has become new, became the first trillion dollar company in the world, by 3.5 %, while it slipped around 10 %. The sales process appears to have arisen partially through the Massachusetts Institute of Technology report that claimed that 95 % of companies investing in obstetric artificial intelligence do not see any returns, and have deepened through previous comments from Sam Altman from Obay, indicating that investors may be arrested in the AI bubble. Late last week, Altman tied with artificial intelligence madness today and the Dotcom in the 1990s, when the Internet company’s assessments increased significantly before collapse.

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the Nasdak It recorded its most severe decline since August, and a defeat soon spread. Korea Sk Hynix, one of the main suppliers in NVIDIA, lost 2.9 %, while the giant TSMC has decreased Chip 4.2 %. Softbank, long ascending to artificial intelligence, hole more than 7 %. However, Alibaba and Tencent are barely dark, and China’s champion in China, until 3 %.

“The technology shares were under pressure yesterday, led by AI POSTER Child Palantir and Nvidia, where investors worry that technology gathering due to the decline/correction with continuous evaluation arguments in the forefront and the center,” wrote Dan Evez of Wedbush in a note on Tuesday. “We are still in the early days of the revolution of artificial intelligence, as cases of use have just began to expand greatly as more companies realize the creation of the value led by a handful of technology companies led by the godfather of Ai Jensen and Nvidia.”

Fears that investment in artificial intelligence is racing before sustainable growth is not new. Promising characters, including the founder of Alibaba Joe Tsai and Bridgewateer Associas Ray Dalio, have warned of the pace of the mutation.

DALIO has also been also marked by the Wall Street course by running the Dotcom accident in the late 1990s. And he said to Financial times Earlier this year.

Others see the risks greater. Global Administration Apollo The chief economist, Torston Silok, argued last month that the return on artificial intelligence could outperform the Internet in the 1990s, noting that the 10 largest companies in the S&P 500 are now more appreciated for the basics than it was at the height of the Dotcom era.