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Software, Payment Shares Sink After Citrini Post on AI Risks

Investors reevaluate AI's economic risks after a viral post linked AI's potential to disrupt enterprise software and cause significant unemployment, impacting valuations up to $850 billion.

  • Over the weekend, a Citrini Research post went viral and contributed to a Wall Street sell-off on Monday, with markets recovering on Tuesday.
  • Because the post mixed doom and promise, Citrini Research fused risks and upside, making the reassessment crucial as investors built large bets on AI's economic impact.
  • Data-first: valuations and software exposure made the sell-off meaningful, with Anthropic and OpenAI raising stakes and IBM tumbling Monday.
  • Economic-Risk-first: The post warned AI could cause massive unemployment, with OpenAI's Sam Altman saying `There are cases where entire classes of jobs will go away` and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei predicting half of entry-level white collar jobs could vanish.
  • AI boosters immediately pushed back, calling the Citrini post `AI doomerism` and analysts warn markets could lurch again if fresh disruption arguments appear.
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A report by the Citrini Research analysis firm has caused stock prices to crash. The report outlines a world in 2028 in which AI has an almost dystopic effect. There are good reasons for the drastic reactions.

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The Citrini report, published on 22 February, warns against job losses caused by artificial intelligence and draws a gloomy scenario. In the markets, the paper has already caused unrest.

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