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Fortune Tech: Agentic swarm | Fortune (opens the original)
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Good morning. What’s the deal with AI spending—will it keep going up up up, or come down from those highest of highs in the years ahead? According to the latest from Brookings, the spending is still massive, even if its rate of growth is slowing. The think tank projects U.S. AI spending on data centers and related AI infrastructure to total $10.3 trillion between last year and 2032, or an annual average of 3.6% of GDP. That’s apparently a greater share of American GDP than the initiatives to bui
Fortune Tech: Not first, but best | Fortune (opens the original)
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Good morning. Who doesn’t love a good feud? That’s what’s going on between the investor Paul Graham and the serial entrepreneur Palmer Luckey, who have been trading social media barbs over the relative merits of H1-B visas and labor policies that either level the playing field for global talent or give American citizens a leg up for jobs in the U.S. Graham: “I believe the most qualified person should get the job.”Luckey: “If I try to replace all my American engineers with foreign engineers who s
Fortune Tech: Pace the profits | Fortune (opens the original)
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Good morning. “Doing well by doing good” wasn’t always a thing in modern business—certainly not in the wake of Jack Welch’s famed shareholder-first approach in the 1980s. Welch later recanted, by the way, calling his claim to business strategy fame “the dumbest idea in the world” in 2009. Six years later, Fortune published its inaugural “Change the World” list, highlighting an entirely different breed of corporation: those that made money hand over fist and addressed major social or environmenta
Fortune Tech: An agentic skirmish | Fortune (opens the original)
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Good morning. It was a big day for chip stocks yesterday, most of which closed way up on optimism that Muse, Meta’s sparkling new personal AI agent, will sell more semiconductors. Intel closed up 12%. AMD ended the day up 10%, sending its market cap over the $1 trillion mark for the first time. Even Arm, which merely licenses chip designs to others, was up an eye-popping 17% as SoftBank’s Masa Son was heard cackling in the distance. (OK, I made up that last part.) And yes, Meta shares were up mo
Fortune Tech: More rogue OpenAI agents, Huawei AI acceleration, Big Tech divided | Fortune (opens the original)
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Good morning. Another new survey for you this morning. People in 34 of 37 polled countries say they expect AI to cause net job loss rather than growth, according to a recent survey by Pew Research. Worries generally run higher in nations with higher gross domestic product per capita; concerns about AI-driven inequality follow a similar curve. The finding runs counter to the Silicon Valley maxim that tech revolutions ultimately lead to job creation (even if the destruction gets a little messy alo
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