The tech giants are competing to seize an enormous market worth $800bn worldwide through artificial intelligence, and Microsoft is making giant leaps ahead. OpenAI, backed by Microsoft, will be at the forefront of this AI arms race, and Dan Ives of Wedbush believes it will trigger a major transformation in many businesses. With billions of dollars being poured into AI-focused Big Tech stocks, get ready for a massive AI revolution!
Investing in AI technology is mounting, with reports from Bank of America showing a potential 'baby bubble' in the making reminiscent of dot-com era in the late 90s. Bill Ackman's big bet with Alphabet and OpenAI's Chatbot have grabbed the public's attention. With an increase in US bond yields and doubling of share prices in companies such as Nvidia and Met Platforms, the Federal Reserve could burst this bubble. Be aware of the risk of a repeat of the 2000 dot.com burst.
Microsoft and one of its co-founders Bill Gates, the world's wealthiest person, have been involved in a heated debate over Artificial Intelligence (AI). Elon Musk among other tech leaders warned of the potential risk to society posed by AI. Following an open letter issued by the Future of Life Institute to pause the advanced development of AI, Bill Gates has weighed-in by suggesting it won't solve the challenges. As the debate continues, Microsoft has made headlines with their latest investment in OpenAI and their text bot, ChatGPT. It's up to tech companies and developers to use responsible practices with AI.
Meta is a tech company developing AI and computer vision solutions to simplify daily life. CTO Andrew Bosworth has argued that halting development would not be effective and does not guarantee a successful outcome. Along with Bill Gates and Bill Ackman, Bosworth takes the stand to responsibly continue development of AI technology.
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