![]() ![]() How likely are you to use tools like AI trading software, robo-advisors or even explore AI-generated content when doing market research and trading? It's back! Apologies for missing the survey last week, but the latest poll is exploring artificial intelligence and the stock market. Deep learning and debate are additionally taking place around hot industry players like C3.ai ( AI), with Julian Lin calling it an AI meme stock and Stone Fox Capital flagging the recent pullback as a buying opportunity. ![]() Meanwhile, Investing Groups Leader Samuel Smith calls out three AI stocks that are poised to win over the next decade and Luckbox Magazine explains how to add AI to your portfolio. SA commentary: Ironside Research explores why Google ( GOOG) ( GOOGL) was smart to let Microsoft launch its AI first, while Deep Tech Insights says its AI is even three times larger than ChatGPT. There are also countless AI startups that are looking to play up the news cycle for valuable sources of funding, and even capitalize on investment from the public sector in terms of defense and national security. There has been a lot of talk about the sentience of chatbots and the genesis of a new humanity, as well as an end to privacy and personal liberty or the quick demise of entire industries. There is no doubt that companies are on the brink of something big in terms of artificial intelligence, but it's also important to separate hype from reality when talking about any emerging technology (remember Web 3.0?). and worried about the implications." Knowledge workers could face the biggest disruption from future AI technologies, he added, and could unsettle professions like writers, accountants, architects and even software engineers. "On the other hand, compared to any other technology, I've seen more people worried about it earlier in its life cycle. Is society prepared for what's coming? "On one hand, I feel no, because the pace at which we can think and adapt as societal institutions, compared to the pace at which the technology is evolving, there seems to be a mismatch," Pichai told CBS's 60 Minutes. The developing industry isn't limited to chatbots, with calls to pause many AI tools until new safety standards for the technology are in place, such as regulations for the economy, laws to punish abuse, and international treaties to make artificial intelligence safe for the world. The competition for AI dominance is heating up as the world's biggest tech giants go all in on an area that will "impact every product across every company." That's the opinion of Google ( GOOG, GOOGL) CEO Sundar Pichai, who hastily released the company's chatbot called Bard in March after Microsoft ( MSFT) poured billions of dollars into ChatGPT maker OpenAI (overnight reports also suggested that Samsung may turn to AI-powered Bing). ![]()
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