Dark side of AI boom


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THE AI (artificial intelligence) fever appears to be breaking.

Bankers and analysts on Wall Street are warning lofty valuations of tech titans may not match future earnings growth and the tech segment is ripe for a correction of up to 20% that could run into next year should returns from such investments fall short of expectations.

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