Overview
- In a BBC interview, Sundar Pichai said AI could eventually handle a chief executive’s role and forecast more capable autonomous agents within about 12 months.
- He warned that no company, including Google, would be insulated if an AI investment bubble were to burst.
- Pichai cautioned users not to blindly trust AI systems, stressing that current models remain prone to errors.
- Investors are treating Nvidia’s upcoming earnings as a litmus test for AI demand and the pace of payoffs on vast data center and chip spending.
- Financial leaders describe AI as a secular trend with likely drawdowns, citing projections of roughly $3 trillion in related investment, while tech figures remain split on whether valuations look bubbly.