
Credit cracks: PIMCO warns AI debt to make investors pickier
AI isn't just bringing dreams to the finance world. PIMCO warns: the credit market is creaking, and the AI wave isn't helping.
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AI isn't just bringing dreams to the finance world. PIMCO warns: the credit market is creaking, and the AI wave isn't helping.

AI is churning out code at lightning speed, making development super cheap. But what happens to all that old software riddled with "technical debt" we're dragging along?

Turns out, making cars drive themselves costs a fortune, doesn't it? Waymo, Google's autonomous driving arm, is about to find out, mostly through borrowed money.

Generating code with AI seems like a fantastic shortcut, right? In reality, you might be accumulating technical debt that you'll pay back later.
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Artificial intelligence is devouring capital, and not just for chips. Companies are borrowing at a frantic pace for the digital gold rush.

Imagine an artificial intelligence telling you what you'll do tomorrow. A fresh study reveals the psychological reasons why you might believe it or tell it to buzz off.
You cut and you cut, but sometimes the numbers just don't add up. BT Group, the telecom giant, saw its profits dip slightly.
Here we go again, it seems. Every time new tech promises the moon, someone dives in headfirst, often with other people's money. This AI gold rush might just end worse than expected.

We thought tech giants were swimming in cash, but they're racking up debt. For AI, they've doubled borrowing to a staggering $350 billion.

When Amazon decides to borrow money, the market pays attention. Its latest massive bond issue has already caused quite a stir.

Imagine building a massive brain, but one made of chips and cables. Amazon is about to do just that, sparing no expense for its AI infrastructure.