Some of AI’s most influential figures, including Sam Altman, believe AI stocks may be overpriced. Investors and retirees alike are pondering whether to adjust their retirement portfolios in light of these warnings.
Fears of massive job loss due to AI have persisted for years. Now, a former OpenAI researcher argues that advanced technology could generate enough growth to support a universal basic income of $10,000 a month, offering a potential safeguard against economic disruptions.
A sharp sell-off in technology shares has rattled the A.I. sector. Even voices within the industry, including OpenAI’s Sam Altman, suggest that enthusiasm might be outpacing reality—leaving investors to wonder if this dip is merely a blip or the beginning of something bigger.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has declared himself “politically homeless,” expressing disillusionment with the Democratic Party’s move away from capitalism. Advocating for “techno-capitalism,” he emphasizes innovation as the key to wealth creation and distribution, sparking a debate on technology’s role in shaping political and economic systems.
