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    Anthropic wants to create new billionaires through its IPO, but American voters are growing tired of Big Tech's wealth explosion

    Anthropic is preparing for a significant IPO amid growing public resistance to AI-related infrastructure projects. Investors are discussing a valuation between $1 trillion and $1.5 trillion for the Nasdaq listing. Communities express concerns over environmental impacts and rising electricity costs linked to data centres. Public sentiment is shifting against technology companies, raising questions about economic benefits versus local costs.

    AI to boost industrial robotics growth, but manufacturers may benefit less than customers: S&P Global

    Artificial intelligence is anticipated to significantly enhance the long-term prospects of industrial robotics and automation. Manufacturers may experience reduced benefits compared to their customers, as equipment utilization increases. Global industrial robot installations have increased markedly, driven by labour shortages and productivity needs. AI improvements are projected to further expand automation capabilities before achieving full autonomy. However, the overall impact on manufacturers' profits remains uncertain due to competitive market dynamics.

    AI investment cycle may have peaked, Jefferies warns; raises India allocation to 14%

    According to a recent Jefferies report, global investment in artificial intelligence appears to be facing a mid-cycle correction. Although US tech giants have ramped up their capital spending, there are growing concerns regarding both financing and profitability. This situation may adversely impact US economic growth. Investors are advised to explore opportunities outside the AI realm, especially in healthcare and biotechnology sectors.

    Wall Street grapples with $5.7 trillion rout as AI bets unwind

    Wall Street is undergoing notable shifts as worries about the AI investment frenzy and political developments arise. This sharp sell-off brings forth doubts about the viability of AI infrastructure investments, scrutinizing valuations and corporate expenditures. The Democratic majority in Congress poses regulatory challenges, amplifying economic tensions. Investors are leaning towards more conservative sectors, yearning for assurance that AI investments will deliver anticipated results amidst these turbulent times.

    OpenAI partners with Hacktron to find vulnerabilities in OpenAI's systems

    OpenAI is teaming up with Hacktron to identify weaknesses in its systems. This collaboration aims to strengthen security measures by finding and fixing vulnerabilities. They are also increasing Hacktron’s access to OpenAI's technologies to ensure a thorough assessment. This is a critical step for OpenAI in enhancing its overall cybersecurity approach.

    Microsoft is winding down Oracle deal to rent AI cloud capacity: Bloomberg

    Microsoft is winding down an arrangement to rent AI computing from Oracle as part of a larger reassessment of billions of dollars in cloud partnerships, Bloomberg news reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.

    • European stocks head for weekly losses amid global tech selloff

      European shares tumbled as concerns over AI valuations, heavy technology spending and potential US restrictions on data-centre investments triggered a global selloff. Losses across major sectors wiped out the STOXX 600's weekly gains, putting the index on track for a weekly decline.

      China has blocked SoftBank’s $5.4 billion acquisition of ABB’s robotics business, disrupting the Japanese group’s AI-powered robotics expansion. The intervention highlights Beijing’s growing scrutiny of cross-border deals involving strategically important technologies.

      China, Hong Kong stocks fall as US tech rout sparks AI bubble fears

      Chinese and Hong Kong stocks took a hit as American tech shares slumped overnight, fueling worries about the durability of the artificial intelligence surge. This uncertainty cast a shadow over investor confidence across Asia. Nevertheless, the Chinese mainland market saw some recovery driven by bargain hunters supported by government measures, though analysts caution that tech stocks in China are still at risk from global market changes.

      Why did US stocks crash? Trump blames Democrats as AI regulation fears rattle markets

      Donald Trump blamed the Democrats' midterm election gains for Wall Street's sharp selloff, as concerns over potential curbs on AI investments rattled technology stocks. Uncertainty surrounding data centre expansion and regulatory scrutiny added to investor anxiety.

      Infosys, Wipro, TCS and other IT stocks rise up to 3% as US AI rout deepens; is the bubble bursting?

      In the wake of a worldwide AI stock decline, companies such as Infosys and TCS have seen their shares rise, demonstrating a contrasting trend. This downturn has sparked fears of impending regulations within the sector, prompting analysts to predict that Indian IT companies might leverage this moment to enhance their entrepreneurial AI ventures, all while experts caution against excessive financial commitments in the AI landscape.

      Kazakhstans growing presence in global technology landscape

      Kazakhstan is improving its position in global digital development as it prepares for integrating artificial intelligence. The country ranked 60th in the Government AI Readiness Index, a notable rise of 16 places. Additionally, it was placed 24th in the UN E-Government Survey for digital services, reflecting strong advancements.

      Karnataka to train 5,000 government school teachers in AI literacy under JanAI initiative

      Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar announced the programme at the Namma Shaale, Namma Javabdarievent at Vidhana Soudha on November 4. The 12-month initiative, scheduled to run from January to December 2027, will be implemented by the Head Held High Foundation in collaboration with the Department of School Education and Literacy.

      Meta raises $15 billion through bond sale to fund AI infrastructure expansion

      Meta Platforms is raising $15 billion through a five-part bond offering to fund its expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure investments. The fundraising highlights the growing reliance of major technology companies on debt and equity markets to finance the global AI race.

      India’s professionals keen to sharpen AI skills, see productivity gains

      Nearly 97% of Indian professionals are willing to develop their AI skills, while 88% expect the technology to improve productivity and efficiency, according to Michael Page India’s Candidate Pulse Report 2026, based on a survey of 3,401 professionals across 11 APAC markets, including 2,550 in India.

      SaaS firm Capillary’s AI platform drives new customer wins, revenue grows 51%

      Capillary’s aiRA (AI-powered Research Assistant) is an AI agent for enterprise brands that helps connect customer data across platforms and identifies opportunities to acquire, convert, retain and reactivate customers. It also executes campaigns through existing marketing tools, with human approval. It works with data from platforms such as Salesforce, Snowflake, Databricks, Google Ads and Meta, according to the investor presentation.

      Nasdaq Outlook: Is the worst over for AI-fuelled tech stocks?

      Wall Street’s AI-led rally faced a sharp setback as the Nasdaq recorded its biggest single-day fall since June. Heavy losses in technology stocks reflected growing investor concerns over hyperscaler spending and the returns on artificial intelligence investments.

      Musk and Zuckerberg officially adopt Trump’s “super intelligence” label for AI, other tech chiefs yet to follow

      In a significant shift, tech giants Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have embraced the term 'super intelligence' to describe AI, following a pivotal lunch with Donald Trump that resulted in a new safety standards agreement. Meanwhile, executives from Alphabet, Amazon, and Microsoft still favor the traditional AI nomenclature in their dialogues.

      Foxconn working on a new tie-up with OpenAI, says there is no AI bubble

      Foxconn Chairman Young Liu told reporters at the company's annual event to showcase its technology that he had met OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman earlier in the day and there would be an announcement once details were confirmed.

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