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A massive tech stock sell-off dragged down the S&P 500 and Nasdaq on Tuesday. CBS News senior business and technology correspondent Jo Ling Kent has the details.

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24 thoughts on “Tech stocks tumble over AI cost concerns

  1. Artificial Intelligence isn't just speculation, it's a rampant unchecked fantasy in the realm of unicorns and fairies. Power costs and resource demands are too intensive and the infrastructure isn't even possible. Even if this stuff can be built, nobody will want to buy what it offers. It can barely do basic functions. It's just sad that we have see this tech bro fantasy crash the market.

  2. If Nvidia wasnt greedy and actually pushed for Locally hosted AI like China has, this wouldnt be anissue. but they decided to push for oligarch economics and is now paying the price.
    Anthropic and OpenAI are the next IBM unironically. Local AI is getting good fast, and some are already up to par with Mythos in finding bugs.
    And we can run it all locally

  3. Correction is great, but let's be clear: AI will never go away. People just need to stop focusing entirely on code, video and image generation and start looking at biology. Market never ends, it only changes.

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