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AI Stocks Drop Globally After Industry Leaders Warn Against Rapid Development

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Global artificial intelligence stocks fell sharply on Monday following cautionary statements from top figures in the AI industry. Leaders from Anthropic, OpenAI, and xAI called for a slower pace of AI development, unsettling financial markets. Their warnings triggered notable declines in major chip manufacturers and technology companies across the world. The statements cast doubt on the sustainability of large-scale investments flowing into the AI sector. Investors remain split on whether these warnings will have lasting consequences for the industry.

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