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Nvidia’s Ascendance as TSMC’s Premier Client The semiconductor industry is witnessing a historic power shift as Nvidia prepares to overtake…
Nvidia’s Ascendance as TSMC’s Premier Client The semiconductor industry is witnessing a historic power shift as Nvidia prepares to overtake…
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Blackstone President Jonathan Gray has directed investment teams to address AI risks upfront in all memos, calling the technology’s disruptive potential “profound.” The warning comes as investors reportedly focus on bubble concerns while underestimating AI’s capacity to demolish legacy businesses across multiple sectors.
Blackstone President Jonathan Gray has issued a stark warning about artificial intelligence’s potential to render entire industries obsolete, according to reports from the Financial Times. Speaking at the FT’s Private Capital Summit in London, Gray revealed he has directed the firm’s credit and equity teams to address artificial intelligence implications on the first pages of all investment memos, signaling the technology’s critical importance in risk assessment.
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