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Understanding the evolving perception of AI is crucial for investors and businesses navigating future growth opportunities and risks. The episode also underscores broader economic signals—like labor market softness—and the impact of breakthrough consumer products on established market leaders, making these insights timely for anyone tracking market trends and strategic positioning.
The episode examines the sudden shift in market sentiment toward AI, moving from optimism to caution as investors question who truly benefits from the technology. It highlights emerging signs of a softer jobs market, including delayed employment data and rising layoff notices, suggesting potential macroeconomic headwinds. Additionally, the discussion touches on a disruptive $49 weight‑loss pill that threatens the market position of one of Europe's largest companies, illustrating how unexpected innovations can reshape industry dynamics.
After months of optimism, markets are suddenly uneasy about who actually benefits from AI. With the monthly jobs report delayed, layoff notices and claims hint at a softer jobs market — and a $49 weight‑loss pill undercuts one of Europe’s biggest companies.
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Produced by Eliza Davis Beard, Ethan Plotkin, and Abisoye Adelusi
Sound engineering and music by Sebastian and Josh Sommer
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After months of optimism, markets are suddenly uneasy about who actually benefits from AI. With the monthly jobs report delayed, layoff notices and claims hint at a softer jobs market — and a $49 weight‑loss pill undercuts one of Europe’s biggest companies.
Today’s recommended read: China tightens clean tech grip with growing EV export reach, by Gavin Maguire
Produced by Eliza Davis Beard, Ethan Plotkin, and Abisoye Adelusi
Sound engineering and music by Sebastian and Josh Sommer
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