最新报道:According to Bijie.com, San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly recently stated that a potential artificial intelligence (AI) bubble in the stock market may not threaten overall financial stability. Daly emphasized, "We should be wary of categorizing all bubbles as financial, and there's not much evidence to suggest the AI bubble falls into that category." She noted that, from a research and economic perspective, AI investment is more like a "beneficial bubble"—even if investors don't receive the full returns expected by early enthusiasts, they can still leave with productive outcomes, rather than nothing. Specifically, Daly offered three reasons: First, the AI capital expenditure boom is driven by financially sound large companies, rather than a wave of high-risk startups, posing no threat to financial stability; second, even if investor enthusiasm is excessive, it can still fuel the development of this transformative technology, similar to the legacy of internet technology after the dot-com bubble burst; and third, AI may have the same transformative power as the iPhone, unlocking untold opportunities and boosting overall economic productivity.