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  • AI's debt binge can't last, hidden borrowing reaches $1.65T

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    AI-related borrowing has surged to $1.65 trillion, driven by tech giants' increasing capital expenditures, with Amazon raising its spending guidance. This trend indicates a significant rise in bond issuance amid a growing appetite for debt in the AI sector.

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  • 'My life's screwed': Korean investors stress out after AI bubble bursts

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    Korean investors are experiencing significant stress and financial loss following the collapse of the AI investment bubble. Many express feelings of despair regarding their financial futures.

  • European Money Pours into Palantir

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    Over 100 European asset managers and banks have increased their investments in Palantir, contributing over $27 billion despite the company's controversial reputation and links to human rights violations. Palantir is recognized as a leader in military-grade AI technology.

  • The SpaceX IPO: retail investor notes

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    The SpaceX IPO is expected to attract significant interest from retail investors. Factors contributing to this interest include the company's innovative technology and potential for future growth.

  • AI boom risks widening wealth divide, says BlackRock's Larry Fink

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    Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, warns that the artificial intelligence boom may exacerbate wealth inequality, benefiting only a select few companies and investors. He emphasizes the rapid investment in AI and its significance in the strategic competition between global powers like the US and China.

  • Physicists developing a quantum computer that’s entirely open source

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    No commercially useful quantum computing application has been demonstrated yet. Investments in quantum applications by public and private entities could lead to a projected $1 trillion market by 2035.

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