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Elon Musk frets over controlling Tesla's 'robot army' as car biz rebounds slightly — REUTERS / pwu404

Elon Musk · United States

Elon Musk frets over controlling Tesla's 'robot army' as car biz rebounds slightly

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Goldman Sachs Survey Finds Only 11% Of Companies Cutting Jobs As AI Adoption Rises: Report - Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE:GS)

Artificial Intelligence · United States

Goldman Sachs Survey Finds Only 11% Of Companies Cutting Jobs As AI Adoption Rises: Report - Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE:GS)

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A survey by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE:GS) found that just 11% of clients in the technology, industrial, and finance sectors are actively cutting jobs as a result of AI adoption. The report gathered insights from more than 100 Goldman Sachs investment bankers. AI Drives Productivity Overcuts Bankers told analysts led by Jan Hatzius, chief economist and head of global investment research at Goldman Sachs, that 47% of their clients are using A…See the Story

‘Sometimes We See Bubbles,’ Michael Burry Warns Retail Traders

‘Sometimes We See Bubbles,’ Michael Burry Warns Retail Traders

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The man who made his name shorting the US housing market sent what appears to be a cryptic warning to retail investors about market exuberance.See the Story

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