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This is an AI-centred story, since the subject is AI sector valuations and the investment needed to justify them. Pinto's view is a cautionary one: he expects productivity gains and a major AI impact, but questions whether current spending and valuations can be recouped at the current pace. For AI readers, the useful point is that the economics of the buildout depend on demonstrable returns from the companies and industries that pay for it, not on the technology's potential alone.
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JPMorgan Vice Chairman: AI Sector Valuations Remain High, Pullback Expected

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JPMorgan Vice Chairman Daniel Pinto believes valuations in the AI sector remain excessively high and expects the industry to see a pullback. Speaking on a panel at the International Financial Leaders Investment Summit hosted by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Pinto said he does believe productivity will see a significant boost and that AI will have a major impact. However, he cautioned that the pace of growth should be viewed prudently, because all of the things currently being developed will ultimately have to be paid for. Industries outside AI and everyone else will have to pay these companies trillions of dollars to justify the investments. He said AI companies need to prove that such massive investment scale and current valuations are justified, and the current pace may be a bit too fast. (Sina Finance)

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