Brian Barbetta: Six Thoughts on the AI Revolution

1. The market still may not have fully grasped the implications of AI.
I don’t think the technology or what it means for investors is fully appreciated. For example, the scope of the required AI infrastructure build-out isn’t widely understood. Nor is the extent to which the adoption of AI is already driving revenue growth and efficiencies across different industries and companies. There are important questions to be answered about how the technology develops and the time horizon, but that misses the bigger picture.

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