- “Le piccole imprese sono curiose di IA”, ha affermato American Express a proposito del suo sondaggio condotto su 550 leader di piccole imprese.
- Il 41% delle piccole imprese ha dichiarato di dare la priorità all’intelligenza artificiale per aiutarle a prendere decisioni.
- La frenesia degli investimenti in intelligenza artificiale a Wall Street ha portato la valutazione di Nvidia a salire di $ 248 miliardi a maggio.
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Un’ampia fascia di aziende che guidano quasi la metà dell’attività economica statunitense si sta appoggiando all’intelligenza artificiale, poiché le valutazioni delle azioni legate all’IA sono aumentate di centinaia di miliardi di dollari nel mercato azionario.
“Small businesses are AI-curious,” American Express said about the results of its recently released survey of 550 small business leaders.
The survey, which ran in March, showed that 41% of small businesses are prioritizing AI to help them make decisions. The online query found 39% of respondents were using AI tools for time-saving purposes and 20% were aiming for customer-service efficiency.
There is also a generational divide: 56% small businesses run by Gen-Zers and Millennials are prioritizing AI regardless of their operational size versus 24% among older generations.
The findings come as Wall Street is in the midst of an investment frenzy set off by last year’s introduction of natural-language chatbot ChatGPT.
Stronger demand for AI products and prospects for the technology has prompted stock investors to pour billions of dollars into shares of chipmaker Nvidia and other companies this year.
Nvidia stock has surged 159% during 2023, and in May alone, Nvidia’s market capitalization jumped by $248 billion, outpacing gains among the top 20 global companies by market value, according to Reuters, citing Refinitiv data. This week, Nvidia stepped into a small club of companies valued at $1 trillion or more.
Other Big Tech companies with AI tools are also seeing their market caps leap. Valuations of Google parent Alphabet and OpenAI investor Microsoft last month increased by $195 billion and $157 billion, respectively.
But AI stocks have jumped so much that some on Wall Street think it’s time to reduce risk and capture some profits.
“We will be trimming a great deal of our profits in AI-related stocks over the next few weeks, as many of these stocks are up over 100% so far this year,” Michael Landsberg, chief investment officer at Landsberg Bennett Private Wealth Management, said in a note Thursday.
“Vedere le capitalizzazioni di mercato delle azioni legate all’intelligenza artificiale aumentare di centinaia di miliardi di dollari nel giro di poche settimane è preoccupante, soprattutto perché non è chiaro esattamente come queste società monetizzeranno l’intelligenza artificiale”.