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Artificial intelligence (AI)

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Stocks on the Seoul Stock Exchange plummeted on Tuesday / Photo: Unsplash/Yu Kato
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Top Stories This Morning: New U.S. Rules for AI, a Plunge in Chipmakers’ Stocks and the South Korean Stock Market
Hedge funds have increased their exposure to healthcare stocks to a nearly five-year high
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Hedge funds have increased their exposure to healthcare stocks to a nearly five-year high
Sam Altman explained why people havent started working less thanks to AI / Photo: youtube.com/@ti_morse
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Sam Altman didn't believe in a four-hour workweek made possible by AI. Why?
Market participants appetite for risk is recovering amid signs of de-escalation in the Middle East conflict / Photo: Jermaine Ee / unsplash
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Morning in New York: A Breather Before Key Events
Chinese chipmaker CXMTs debut on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Monday saw its shares surge by nearly 500% / Photo: Samuel Bolvin/Shutterstock
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CXMT shares soared 466% on the first day after its IPO. An analyst expects the price to double again.
Oil prices fell amid renewed hopes that tensions between the U.S. and Iran would ease / Photo: Unsplash/Maksym Kaharlytskyi
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Top Stories This Morning: Oil Prices Drop 5%, CXMT Hits New Records, OpenAI Builds a Mega Data Center
The more an investor relies on AI to combat cognitive biases, the greater the risk that it will begin to subtly influence their decisions. Photo: Unsplash / Microsoft Copilot
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AI Tools to Combat Cognitive Biases: How Investors Can Use Them
On Wall Street, discussions have resumed about a scenario in which oil prices reach $150 per barrel—a scenario that, until recently, was considered a “black swan” event. Photo: Shutterstock.com
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The "Three Seas" Risk Zone, Tesla Hit by Expenses, and "Odyssey" — the Driving Force Behind Movie Theaters
Moody’s forecasts that capital expenditures by major U.S. companies on AI data centers will reach $785 billion in 2026 and approach $1 trillion as early as next year / Photo: Gorodenkoff / Shutterstock.com
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AI Spending Threatens the Creditworthiness of Amazon, Meta, and Alphabet — Moody’s
Representatives from 20 U.S. companies have spoken out against potential restrictions on AI / Photo: Shutterstock.com / PJ McDonnell
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Nvidia and Palantir Urged the U.S. Not to Restrict "Open" AI Models Following China's Breakthrough
Anthropic expects Opus 5 to become the go-to option for many everyday office tasks / Photo: Ascannio / Shutterstock.com
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Anthropic has introduced an affordable AI model for everyday tasks
Photo: X / NYSE
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"FOMO Is Turning Into a Fear of Overinvesting": Nasdaq Lost More Than 2% Over the Week
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