AI Investment Boom Yields Little Profit Outside Tech Sector
An Apollo economist warns that AI has produced zero financial payoff for most companies despite enormous corporate spending and relentless hype.
An Apollo economist warns that AI has produced zero financial payoff for most companies despite enormous corporate spending and relentless hype.
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