Ai is a big nothing

Since at least the summer of last year, a large part of the financial commentariat has been waiting for the bubble in US AI stocks to burst. Instead, something stranger is unfolding. In recent weeks,

“After a three-year love affair with anything related to AI”, investors are piling back into the physical world, says Hannah Erin Lang in The Wall Street Journal. The S&P software index has dropped 16

Picking AI’s winners and losers isn’t an easy game, as the stock market’s tech selloff shows

Office workers were the winners of the age of the internet and globalisation. But over the next few years, millions will lose their jobs to AI, says Ryan Zickgraf. In the US, the process is already under way, and the ramifications are enormous

For a few months in 2001, the business world couldn’t stop talking about inventor Dean Kamen’s secret project, codenamed “Ginger”. Kamen had received the National Medal of Technology from US president

How China’s AI breakthroughs are challenging U.S. technological dominance