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Concern over the prospect of an AI-induced doomsday scenario has taken the shine off US tech stocks.
OpenAI signalled a delay to its IPO, with chief executive Sam Altman noting that it would be an “ill-advised moment” to go public amid concerns over the potential existential risks of AI.
Meanwhile, US borrowing costs rose to their highest level since 2007 with the 10-year yield, a benchmark for debt markets worldwide, rising as much as 0.08 percentage points to 5.04 per cent. Could the debt market pop the AI bubble?
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