AI executives are calling for a deliberate slowdown in the pace of advanced model development. This plea may lead to short-term pressure on stocks of chipmakers and supply chains. However, experts suggest that the long-term repercussions will be minimal. The surging demand for computing resources and semiconductors remains robust, surpassing available supply. Investors are closely monitoring the expanding landscape of AI technology and its possibilities for monetization.

Investors including Gary Tan, a portfolio manager at Allspring Global Investments in Singapore, are doubtful the latest developments will have long-lasting effects on the industry.

Cybersecurity stocks may gain even as AI leaders urge a slowdown in frontier development, pressuring chipmakers while boosting demand for security and safety tools.

AI executives are calling for a deliberate slowdown in the pace of advanced model development. This plea may lead to short-term pressure on stocks of chipmakers and supply chains.…

By Sherry Qin and Adria Calatayud

By Sherry Qin and Adria Calatayud

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