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The quarterly report from Micron, the largest memory chip manufacturer in the U.S., could be one of the key factors driving stock prices this week / Photo: Michael Vi/Shutterstock.com
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U.S. Inflation, SpaceX and Tesla, Micron's Earnings Report: What Investors Can Expect This Week
Anthropic asked shareholders to approve a new corporate structure ahead of its IPO / Photo: Tada Images / Shutterstock
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Anthropic Follows Palantir's Lead with a Second Postponement This Week: Key Takeaways on the IPO Ahead of September 27
Chinese AI labs have fewer opportunities to improve their models. Photo: Jacky Yu/Unsplash.com
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I see the goal—I see no obstacles: Will AI kill us all?
Innodata advanced after a Hunterbrook report said the data company may be helping train Muse / Photo: Erlin Diah / Shutterstock.com
Small Caps·
Small caps last week: Innodata linked to Muse, Viking data, higher rates hit segment
Bill Gates warned of the dangers that AI could pose / Photo: Shutterstock.com / Alexandros Michailidis
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Bill Gates: AI is a technology powerful enough to cause “a billion deaths”
Goldman Sachs expects spending by the largest U.S. companies to rise to $1.2 trillion in 2028 / Photo: Shutterstock.com / Sergio Photone
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Hyperscalers' AI spending will rise by 50% in 2027 — Goldman Sachs
Microsoft is consolidating its enterprise AI into a single application in an effort to compete with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta / Photo: gguy / Shutterstock
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Microsoft is pulling out of the race for personal AI assistants. What’s behind this turnaround?
Investors remain interested in AI bonds but are holding onto cash, hoping to buy them at a discount / Photo: X/NYSE
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Goldman Sachs has decided to limit its exposure to bonds issued by AI giants, in anticipation of new borrowings
Metas best month since 2013 brings the company closer to a market capitalization of $2 trillion / Photo: Matt Gush / Shutterstock
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September could be the best month for Meta stock in more than 13 years
Four incidents involving AI models from Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta this year were linked to Irregular, the company that was testing them. Photo: Irregular / X
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"Hacker Club" Incidents: How Errors in AI Tests Created New Risks for Investors
Morgan Stanley recommends holding onto positions in chipmakers, but also adding stocks of AI software developers and end users of neural networks to AI-focused portfolios. Photo: JHVEPhoto/Shutterstock
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It's Not Just Chips: Morgan Stanley Advises Investors to Prepare Their Portfolios for a New Cycle of AI Development
Photo: Zac Wolff / Unsplash
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Hacking Instead of Searching: OpenAI's AI Agents Attacked Three More Websites — A Study
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