Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai told the BBC in an exclusive interview that while the expansion of AI investment is an "extraordinary moment," there are "elements of irrationality" in the current AI boom. When asked about the impact of an AI bubble bursting, Pichai warned that "no company, including mine, is immune."
The interview took place at Google's headquarters in California, where he also addressed energy demand, climate goals, investments in the UK, the accuracy of AI models, and the impact of the AI revolution on employment. Alphabet's stock price has doubled in seven months, with its market capitalization reaching $3.5 trillion, leading to increased scrutiny of the AI market.
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