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While the West trembles over job security, India seems to be sleeping a little sounder. Artificial intelligence won't decimate employment there, at least according to Goldman Sachs.
The European Union has decided to rein in Google, and this time it's not just a hefty fine. The tech giant must now open its mobile and search empire to competitors, a shift that could significantly shake things up.
Artificial intelligence has fueled quite a few stock gains recently. But the party, at least for earnings "surprises," might be over.
Meta thought it could turn WhatsApp into a walled garden where only its own AI rules. The EU just said: nice try, but no. The order is clear: stop blocking rivals from the platform.
When the big finance players start talking about AI not as temporary hype, but as a «fundamental, generational» phenomenon, maybe there's actually something serious going on. Christina Minnis, who steers Goldman Sachs' billions toward alternative investments, made it clear what she thinks: artificial intelligence isn't just inflating stock portfolios—it's already reshaping the real economy.
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AI chip hype was sky-high, almost headache-inducing. Now Goldman Sachs reshuffles the deck, pointing to the real power players in the artificial intelligence world.
Cloud giants keep splurging money, and Goldman Sachs thinks Europe will love it. European stock markets are already toasting this news.
