THE risks around artificial intelligence (AI) are no longer limited to whether the technology can live up to its promise. As spending on AI infrastructure keeps climbing, investors are increasingly having to grapple with what happens to markets and the wider economy if the expected returns fail to keep pace.
That question becomes more important as AI-related investment accounts for about half of US gross domestic product (GDP) growth, according to Bloomberg Economics estimates.
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