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According to Goldman Sachs, a famous Wall Street brokerage, the S&P 500 index will reach 6,500 by the end of 2025. The US economy and corporate profits are expected to continue to grow, a key factor for optimism which underlies this forecast. Another brokerage, Morgan Stanley, made a similar forecast, saying that U.S. profits will continue to grow in 2025. This can be expected if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates next year and if it there are signs of a stronger economic cycle. Stocks of the “Magnificent 7,” which are key technology giants in AI innovation, are expected to outperform the rest of the 493 companies in the benchmark index next year, Goldman notes. However, the outperformance is expected to be only 7 percentage points, the lowest margin in seven years.

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As businesses increasingly leverage artificial intelligence to drive growth, the central role AI technology plays in influencing market trends becomes increasingly undeniable. The latest news is that AI-powered search engine Perplexity is reportedly taking on some tech giants by launching its own shopping feature which it says is a “one-stop solution where you can search and buy products”.

“You can use it to research and shop for anything like building your library, buying electronics to throw a party, and more. »

The shopping tool allows users to enter queries, refine results, and includes features like one-click checkout. Its main point of differentiation, however, is that it describes its results as AI-powered “unbiased recommendations” based on reviews made on the platform.

“When you ask Perplexity a purchasing question, you’ll always get the accurate, objective answers you expect, along with easy-to-read product sheets showing the most relevant items, along with key details presented in a simple, straightforward format. visual.”

Separately, Coca-Cola is facing backlash with an AI-created ad. Originally intended to pay homage to a classic 1995 ad, many creatives drew criticism, saying it was not in good taste for the company to use AI technology to create the video instead of the work of artists. According to Forbes, the video was created by three AI studios, namely Secret Level, Silverside AI and Wild Card, and used four different generative AI models.