Only Tech Companies Profiting from AI? Investment Firm Apollo Points Out
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Apollo, one of the world's largest investment firms, has pointed out that only tech companies are experiencing growth from the AI boom, and that it has not spread to other companies. Apollo has suggested that outside the tech industry, AI has so far yielded zero financial returns.
In the field of AI, companies that develop AI-related technologies are feeling growth. For companies that develop AI or provide related services, the AI boom has become a major opportunity.
However, this growth has not yet reached companies outside the tech industry. Some companies have introduced AI, but this means it has not led to an increase in profits. In the investment world, a problem is increasingly being recognized: money has been spent on AI, but its results are not yet visible.
Going forward, attention is focused on whether AI-driven profits will spread to companies outside the tech industry. Interest is growing in the moves of individual companies and the decisions of investors, as to whether new businesses using AI will emerge or whether a situation where only a few companies profit will continue.
Sources: Business Insider Japan
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