Fund managers who turned to big tech as a low-carbon, high-return bet are growing increasingly anxious over the sector’s experimentation with artificial intelligence.
Exposure to AI now represents a “short-term risk to investors,” said Marcel Stotzel, a London-based portfolio manager at Fidelity International. Mr Stotzel said he’s “worried we’ll get an AI blowback”, which he describes as a situation in which something unexpected triggers a meaningful market decline.
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