‘Big Short’ investor Michael Burry says AI warnings are self-serving ‘hype and puffery’
Wall Street expert Michael Burry on Monday suggested that leading technology leaders have ulterior motives for their recent deluge of warnings about artificial intelligence, arguing they are simply looking to boost profit margins. The promi
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Wall Street expert Michael Burry on Monday suggested that leading technology leaders have ulterior motives for their recent deluge of warnings about artificial intelligence, arguing they are simply looking to boost profit margins. The prominent investor weighed in on the AI debate that sparked last week, when Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon left the company with […]
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