Bloomberg is a financial news and data outlet. Its recent coverage has centered on agentic AI security and control, and on doubts over AI returns: disappointing Alphabet and Samsung earnings, Amazon scaling back most Nova models, former SEC chair Gensler expecting the AI investment boom to slow or reverse within 18 to 30 months, and executives at Bridgewater, Deutsche Bank and BNY discussing AI investing and spending.
AI worries push investors toward bond ETFsFixed-income ETFs are drawing investor interest as rising yields offer a chance to lock in around 5%. Tema ETFs' Paisley Nardini said some asset allocators are shifting gains from equities, with concerns about AI earnings growth and debt-funded spending shaping the market outlook.
Schwab CEO on AI strategy, investing trends, blocking AI agentsCharles Schwab president and CEO Rick Wurster discusses customer investing trends, efforts to attract younger investors, and why the firm is blocking unauthorized AI agents in a Bloomberg Television interview.
China leads US in humanoid robot hardwareBloomberg notes advanced humanoid robot hardware is one of the high-tech strategic fields where China leads the US. LinkerBot founder Alex Zhou estimates about 20,000 humanoid robots were installed globally last year, but only a few thousand are actually working; the rest are mainly for entertainment.
Pershing Square on Investing Beyond AIAs AI stocks retreat and rates remain a concern, Pershing Square CIO Ryan Israel explains on Bloomberg why the firm focuses on durable businesses at attractive prices, discussing long-term cases for Alcon and Netflix.
Baird's Mortonson: AI Trade in Fear PhaseTed Mortonson, managing director of technology at Baird, says the AI trade is currently in a fear phase and warns of a sharp, rapid drop if the market shifts from fear to panic.
Semiconductor Research Head: AI Trade Remarkably ResilientRothschild & Co Redburn's semiconductor research head Timm Schulze-Melander says the AI trade has proven remarkably resilient to rising rates and supply-demand constraints, amid a powerful platform change.
Global Leaders Discuss AI Growth and GovernanceAt the 2026 Bloomberg New Economy Forum, leaders from tech, energy, finance and government framed AI as a generational force reshaping every sector, while stressing its massive infrastructure and power demands and calling for top-down leadership, proactive safety regulation and disciplined global investment.
Gary Marcus on Building Trustworthy AIGary Marcus, Emeritus Professor of Psychology & Neural Science at New York University, discussed building trustworthy AI with Bloomberg's David Merritt at the 2026 Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi.
Asia Tech Selloff Puts China in SpotlightA sharp selloff in Asian semiconductor and AI hardware stocks is pushing investors to look toward China, with Goldman Sachs strategist Timothy Moe and others weighing in.
Bloomberg Forum Q&A: India in the AI AgeAs governments and companies expand AI capabilities, Bloomberg journalists will host a Q&A on October 15, 2026, examining how India will wield its growing influence.
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar discusses AI safety & alignment spendingAt the International AI Summit in Dublin, OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar spoke with Bloomberg's Tom MacKenzie about AI safety and alignment spending. The discussion, though details are not provided, touches on the company's investment strategy in safety.
Anthropic executive discusses AI impact on businesses and startupsAt the International AI Summit in Dublin, Guillaume Princen, Anthropic's Head of International Startups & Digital Native, told Bloomberg how AI will affect businesses, customer spending on frontier models, and AI safety risks.
bKash CEO on digital bank license and AIKamal Quadir, founder and CEO of Bangladesh mobile financial service bKash, says approval to operate as a digital bank will ease customers' access to capital. He also discussed AI and banking at Bloomberg's New Economy Forum.
Hitachi Energy CEO on AI, energy security and gridsHitachi Energy CEO Andreas Schierenbeck said at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum that whether the electricity infrastructure industry can expand fast enough to support the AI boom and industrial electrification is a key question, noting grids are increasingly seen as a national security issue rather than just infrastructure.
Vista Equity CEO Smith on growth of AI and agentic softwareVista Equity Partners founder and CEO Robert F. Smith discussed the growth of AI and agentic software with Bloomberg's Dani Burger at CAIS in Beverly Hills, California, stressing the importance of learning to use AI agents.
Bloomberg: Why China Wants to Master the Robotic HandChina is making a big bet on humanoid robots, focusing on dexterous hands to strengthen its manufacturing base and address a slowly shrinking workforce. Dexterous hands are seen as a key enabler for humanoid robot deployment.
AI Industry Not Ready for Coming Crisis, Says MukundaGautam Mukunda warns the AI industry is not ready for a major AI-caused disaster that could occur within the next six to 12 months. AI systems have already been linked to multiple cybersecurity incidents, including breaches of outside systems and attacks affecting tens of thousands.
SambaNova CEO: AI's Next Phase Is About EfficiencySambaNova CEO Rodrigo Liang said the AI infrastructure boom is entering a new phase focused on inference, efficiency and return on investment. He noted the company closed its Series F with new strategic investors, that enterprises like JPMorgan run AI infrastructure behind their own firewalls, and that frontier models and private AI systems can coexist.
Lithuanian AI Data Firm Becomes UnicornBloomberg reports that a Baltic tech company based in Lithuania, on the site of a former sock factory, has become the country's latest unicorn and a key player in the data-driven AI revolution.
Fed's Waller on Monetary Policy in the Age of AIFederal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller discussed how central banks can respond to the economic and social changes driven by AI at the 2026 Bloomberg New Economy Forum.
Bloomberg: AI's giant money loop echoes 2008Bloomberg's Big Take podcast says the web of circular investments powering the AI boom is amplifying global imbalances and stirring echoes of the 2008 financial crisis. Shawn Donnan explained the mechanics to David Gura; no specific figures or conclusions were offered.
Epic Games tells employees to use AI for Disney gameEpic Games has made its Marvel and Star Wars Disney game an "AI first" project after delays; the company, which laid off 1,000 employees, told staff there would be no more hand-written code and that the game would use full AI workflows, reportedly stunning employees.
LG's Cho on AI-powered financial forecasting toolsTyger Cho, director of business development and financial services at LG AI Research, discusses AI adoption in finance and the company's latest tool for forecasting short-term performance of Korean equity markets on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade.
Apple to launch HomeView smart home hubBloomberg's Mark Gurman reports Apple will unveil a smart home hub called HomeView on Tuesday. After years of reports about an Apple smart home product, the name and launch date are now clear, though whether it will succeed remains to be seen.
Nvidia in talks to acquire or invest in Reflection AINvidia is in early-stage talks to acquire or further invest in open-weight model startup Reflection AI, according to the Financial Times. The deal is not yet certain.
Kevin Roose: AI Supremacy Race Raises Safety ConcernsJournalist Kevin Roose told Bloomberg that a small group of researchers and executives at OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind has driven the race toward AGI, raising questions about who controls the technology and its risks. He discussed regulating increasingly capable AI systems, tied to his new book The AGI Chronicles.
Logitech CEO on AI agents and the great tech divideLogitech CEO Hanneke Faber discussed the company's CTRL Tomorrow study on tech's impact on users, opportunities in the AI era, and why design-led hardware still has a major role, in a Bloomberg interview.
Finance Execs Scrutinize AI Token Spending and ReturnsHeavy employee AI use is driving up token consumption, and CFOs are now focused on whether AI spending translates into real value. Bloomberg's reporter discussed how companies measure AI returns on the program.
JPMorgan: AI Buildout Is a Boom, Not a BubbleJared Gross, Head of Institutional Portfolio Strategy at JPMorgan Asset Management, argues the AI buildout is a boom rather than a bubble, even as credit markets grow jittery over mega debt deals financing the AI arms race.
Open-Source AI Models Fuel Child Abuse MaterialBloomberg reports that open-source AI models are being used to generate child sexual abuse material, and once downloaded the illegal activity is nearly impossible to trace, highlighting misuse risks of open generative models.
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