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Multi-source AI news clustered, deduplicated, and scored 0–100 across authority, cluster strength, headline signal, and time decay.

  1. With bond yields surging to 4.7%, T-notes are looking like a better deal than the pricey S&P, says the Research Affiliates’ formula

    Research Affiliates, an investment firm managing $188 billion, suggests that current high valuations make U.S. large-cap stocks, particularly growth stocks dominated by the "Mag 7," a poor investment over the next decade. Their model projects meager returns of 3.2% for U.S. large caps and even less for large-cap growth, which trails inflation. In contrast, the firm's analysis indicates that U.S. Treasuries and even cash offer more attractive returns, with intermediate Treasuries projected to yield 4.6% annually. AI

    With bond yields surging to 4.7%, T-notes are looking like a better deal than the pricey S&P, says the Research Affiliates’ formula

    IMPACT Investment outlooks are not directly related to AI operations or development.

  2. @ ai Big Tech's multi-billion dollar AI bets are still on track as Mag 7 giants report earnings The four Mag 7 giants reported quarterly results on Wednesday, s

    Major technology companies, referred to as the "Mag 7," are continuing their significant investments in artificial intelligence, as indicated by their recent quarterly earnings reports. These companies are maintaining their multi-billion dollar spending commitments on AI initiatives. Separately, there is discussion surrounding Elon Musk's alleged leak of a plan for Grok 5, a potential advancement towards Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). AI

    @ ai Big Tech's multi-billion dollar AI bets are still on track as Mag 7 giants report earnings The four Mag 7 giants reported quarterly results on Wednesday, s

    IMPACT Major tech firms are sustaining substantial AI investments, while speculation arises about future AGI developments with Grok 5.