Big tech and Wall Street are taking enormous risks with billions in borrowed money to fuel the AI boom, despite growing warning signs of a dangerous bubble and if it all comes crashing down they should not expect taxpayers to rescue them.
Maxine Waters: “Big tech and Wall Street are taking enormous risks with billions in borrowed money to fuel the AI boom, despite growing…”
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Addressing the economic risks of A.I. investments.
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