A new national survey finds broad and bipartisan support for federal rules governing AI, driven by concern that children are being exposed to harm in the absence of clear national standards. The findings come from a new survey conducted by Fabrizio Ward, which polled 1,000 registered voters across age groups, genders and party lines from December 15 to December 17, 2025. The survey indicates that anxiety about AI is no longer abstract. It is centered on concrete risks facing children, including exposure to harmful content, cyberbullying, mental health issues, sexual exploitation, substance abuse, gambling and self-harm. “Eight in ten voters…
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Aaron Levie says the widespread adoption of AI agents will not just change how existing companies operate, but will give rise to entirely new categories of businesses built around implementing and exploiting those agents. In a new post on X, the Box chief says companies hoping to unlock the full value of AI agents will need to rethink their underlying workflows, a process that most organizations are not equipped to handle on their own. He says the challenge will create the first major category of new businesses: firms dedicated to implementing AI agents inside existing enterprises. “As enterprises look to…
Ed Yardeni says AI is turning the Magnificent Seven from a collection of dominant, insulated businesses into direct competitors. In a new interview on CNBC, the veteran strategist says the largest US technology companies are no longer protected by the same moats that once allowed them to prosper independently. “Well, I think the Magnificent Seven, I think I previously made an analogy with the Game of Thrones, where the Seven Independent Kingdoms had their moats around them, and they were happy, prospering with their unique businesses. But AI has forced them to compete with one another. And so it’s become…
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan says artificial intelligence is likely to expand employment and income over time, echoing the pattern of past technology shifts rather than replacing human work outright. In a new interview with Bloomberg Television, the Bank of America chief noted that fears around AI-driven job losses overlook how previous waves of innovation ultimately increased both productivity and hiring. Moynihan points to how computing advances have repeatedly reshaped work without shrinking the workforce. “In our lifetimes, we’ve seen the desktop computer, the laptop computer, the phone as a computer, et cetera. Think of all that technology coming…
Dan Tapiero says global capital markets are entering a compressed, high-velocity phase where long-dated government debt is losing relevance and money is being forced to chase higher returns tied to AI and strategic power. In a new post on X, the macro investor says advances in artificial intelligence and blockchain are collapsing traditional time horizons, reshaping risk pricing and accelerating competition for capital. Tapiero believes that the world is in the midst of a macro regime change, where financing sovereign debt far into the future no longer aligns with how investors perceive risk. “It’s Big Macro now. No one wants…
Dan Ives says the AI trade is entering a new phase, with monetization now becoming the dominant driver after years of infrastructure buildout. In a new CNBC interview, the Wedbush analyst says investors are underestimating how quickly AI spending is translating into revenue, particularly across enterprise software, cybersecurity and cloud platforms. He notes that the early phase of the AI cycle was defined by infrastructure spending, but the next stage will be measured by real use cases and revenue capture. “I think it’s about the monetization of the AI revolution, specifically on the software side… You look at MongoDB, Snowflake,…
Bill Ackman is proposing an alternative path for taking Elon Musk’s SpaceX public that would bypass traditional Wall Street underwriters and give retail investors direct access to the offering. In a new post on X, the billionaire and Pershing Square founder pitches Musk on merging SpaceX with Pershing Square SPARC Holdings, a recently approved acquisition structure designed to eliminate underwriting fees, founder stock and dilutive warrants. Ackman says the structure would allow SpaceX to go public with a 100% common stock capital structure and minimal transaction costs, which would be covered by SPARC rather than the company. “Elon Musk, what…
A woman in Ontario lost her life savings after falling victim to an AI-driven cryptocurrency scam that used a fake Elon Musk endorsement. The victim, identified only as Denise from Markham, says the scheme began in July 2023 when she encountered a Facebook post claiming Musk was backing a platform that could help users “get rich fast,” reports CTV. “Heartbroken. I was broken into pieces.” The post claimed users could start earning daily profits by investing as little as $250, featuring what Denise believed was Musk promoting the opportunity. Says the fake, AI-doctored Musk in the video, “Millions of users…
A veteran market strategist says the next phase of AI is about revenue generation, not continued spending on cloud infrastructure, marking what he describes as a critical inflection point for investors. In a new video update, Jordi Visser, founder and chief strategist at Visser Labs, says the AI cycle is following a familiar technological pattern, where early infrastructure buildouts are eventually offset by new revenue streams that justify the debt and capital investments. “So, let’s use a timeline. It wasn’t until mobile apps… that we were able to offset the debt with revenues. AI agents and digital employees are the…
James E. Thorne says Wall Street is analyzing AI spending with the wrong framework, mistaking forced strategic investment for a bubble. In a new post on X, the chief market strategist at the billion-dollar asset management firm Wellington-Altus says AI capital expenditures are being mislabeled as a speculative excess when they reflect a prisoner’s dilemma-style arms race. According to Thorne, AI spending is no longer discretionary, as companies and nations must continue investing or get left behind. “AI capex is being misframed as a bubble when, in reality, it is a prisoners’ dilemma arms race in which firms and nations…