The AI worries have hit software stocks particularly hard, but they’re spreading to other industries and other markets.

75% of companies in the S&P 500 have reported Q4 earnings, and profit per share across those companies is 12% higher than it was a year ago.

This is due to the release of AI tools that could replicate their businesses — or at least eat away at their profit margins.

The latest victims of artificial intelligence are real estate, trucking and logistics stocks, joining financial and software stocks in plunging on AI fears.

AI fears hit stocks on Wall Street on Thursday, with real estate, trucking and software shares among the hardest hit.

But analysts on Wall Street this morning are suggesting that the selloff may be overdone.

The AI worries have hit software stocks particularly hard, but they’re spreading to other industries and other markets.

Even Alphabet, which is widely regarded as the biggest AI winner in the group, is down 11% off a recent peak.

"Nobody truly knows who the long-term winners and losers of this extraordinary technology will be," Deutsche's Jim Reid wrote this morning.