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AI-linked stocks fall after call for development slowdown worries investors – business live
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Investors are reassessing the value of companies driving the artificial intelligence revolution after several leading AI figures called for a slowdown in development for safety reasons.
Shares in AI-linked companies in Asia dropped when trading began today, dragging South Korea’s KOSPI index down by 3.7%. Chipmaker SK Hynix has slumped by 5.75%
SoftBank , a major AI invester, fell by as much as 13% in Tokyo after OpenAI’s chief executive officer Sam Altman said that the ChatGPT-maker won’t go public this year (SoftBank owns a stake in OpenAI).
Traders’ optimism about AI has taken a hit after the CEO of Anthropic , Dario Amodei , appealed for the AI industry to “slow down” – a call which was quickly backed by both Altman and Elon Musk.