Goldman Sachs: Don't Be Blinded by the AI Boom, a Key Issue Remains Unresolved, and Business Feasibility Is Growing More Questionable

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Golden Finance reports that on June 3rd, as the artificial intelligence boom sweeps across the globe, countless tech giants and investment institutions are enthusiastic about it, and the valuations of many companies in the AI industry chain are skyrocketing. However, there is a key question that has yet to be answered: when will artificial intelligence actually start making money? This is the question posed by Jim Cramer, head of global stock research at Goldman Sachs, this week. Under the cover of the current AI craze, this question could become an increasingly big hidden minefield.
Cramer pointed out on Tuesday that AI is developing rapidly worldwide and attracting substantial investment, but its commercial viability has yet to be confirmed. "In the past few years, we have actually moved further away from this goal, not closer." He noted that this is because, over the past few years, as major tech giants continue to invest, the need to prove that these expenditures are justified by reasonable profit levels is also constantly increasing.
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