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The $2.9 Trillion Question: Which Stocks Will Survive The AI Bubble?
The $2.9 trillion AI bubble looms large. While the math says the industry needs 3 billion paying subscribers just to break even, which AI stocks are poised to win post-bubble?
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147% Gain in 24 Hours? The Truth About AI Trading Agents
The story sounds like a crypto fairy tale. An AI trading agent named Milo starts with $200 in a Solana memecoin market. By the next day, that’s nearly $500. This claim, published by Pump Parade in June 2025, sparked excitement. But as always with crypto, the reality is more complex. On the surface, Milo is
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AI & Avalanches: Surviving the Risks of Intelligence—Human and Artificial
From the slopes of freeriding to the high-stakes world of finance, discover why managing risk—and keeping a sharp, human perspective—matters more than ever as AI accelerates its takeover.
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Apertus: The Swiss Answer to AI’s Messy Ethics and Business Fails
Apertus, Switzerland’s open AI, offers transparency and compliance. But what does it mean for businesses in real terms?
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Lynn Raebsamen Joins Ray Dalio at the MENA Investment Congress
Lynn Raebsamen, CFA, joins Ray Dalio at MENA Investment Congress in Abu Dhabi, sparking sharp, witty insights on AI, markets, and human scale.
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The Great AI Bubble: Why 95% of AI Projects Deliver Illusory ROI
95% of AI projects fail to deliver ROI, fueling a bubble. But some real-world use cases prove AI can boost productivity and cut costs.
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When Robots Have Meltdowns: Google’s Chatbot Spirals into Midlife Crisis
“AI Mental Awareness Month” kicked off as Google’s Gemini chatbot spiraled into dramatic loops of self-criticism, exposing the strange crossroads where AI glitches meet the quirks of human language.
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AI Isn’t the Villain: The Real Reasons of the Entry-Level Job Drop
While headlines blame AI for driving Gen Z toward blue-collar jobs, the data reveals a more complex story of economic pragmatism over technological displacement.
