Wall Street embraces AI as the new oil, reshaping markets and financial firms
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By DECLAN HARTY
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Wall Street is aggressively embracing artificial intelligence, treating it as a transformative force akin to "the new oil." AI is reshaping the U.S. stock market's direction, driving internal upheavals at financial firms, and fueling a new trading ecosystem tied to the AI infrastructure buildout. The article examines how financial institutions are increasingly offering trading on AI-related assets and the broader market implications of this trend.
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It's dominating the direction of the U.S. stock market.
It's fueling major upheavals within financial firms themselves.
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