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Trading Day: AI storm abates - Reuters

By Reuters · Published by Everything Blog

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The rapid growth of AI in the tech sector has slowed down, with major players reducing their spending. The industry is now focusing on more stable and traditional applications.

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Major players like Google, Microsoft, and IBM are reducing their spending in the AI marke…: Major players like Google, Microsoft, and IBM are reducing their spending in the AI market.
The industry is shifting focus towards more stable and traditional applications.: The industry is shifting focus towards more stable and traditional applications.

Trading Day: AI storm abates    Reuters

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