Investors seeking long-term value in Artificial Intelligence (AI) stocks can find it in well-known names. The report suggests buying Snowflake, Amazon.com, and Advanced Micro Devices for their potential to benefit as AI growth accelerates. These companies are expected to grow due to their roles in data storage, AI demand in AWS division, and being suppliers of AI chips. With multiple ways to benefit from AI, these three names could be worth considering.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reveals that the company has no plans of going public soon and will not launch any products beyond ChatGPT. Altman also emphasizes the need for more regulations to minimize potential harm from AI technology. He is currently traveling around Asia, the Middle East, and Europe to meet with officials recommending AI technological regulations to prevent AI-related harm.
The competition for the top spot in the AI chatbot industry is heating up, but the high cost of running chatbots may jeopardize their future. As companies vie for dominance, costs are rising, and the availability of resources like GPUs is dwindling. However, chatbots still offer a less expensive alternative to human labor. What will the future hold for this industry? Discover more in this article. (148 characters)
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