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Brookings Institution Cited on AI Bubble Risks and Global Capital Flows

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The Brookings Institution published an analysis on September 23 regarding the risks associated with the current artificial intelligence boom. The report estimated that the cost of the AI buildout in the United States over the next seven years would total $10 trillion. The institution was cited in a report noting that investors are seeking destinations to diversify away from crowded AI exposures.

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The cited report noted that India is emerging as an attractive destination for investors looking to deploy capital. This assessment was made while noting that India accounts for about 12% of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.

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  • The institution's research could influence how global investors assess risk and allocate capital in emerging markets.

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