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Wall Street’s biggest optimist says ‘I wouldn’t jump into the AI trade right now’

Ed Yardeni, who has been called the most bullish person on Wall Street, says he hasn’t been bullish enough on the stock market.

Wall Street’s biggest optimist says ‘I wouldn’t jump into the AI trade right now’

OpenAI has recently experienced a series of high-profile executive departures, with the latest loss being Chris Malone, the former head of data centers. Malone, who joined OpenAI in March 2023, oversaw the company's data center strategy following the launch of the $500 million Stargate Project. The project aimed to develop data centers in the U.S., and OpenAI partnered with Oracle, Nvidia, SoftBank, and Microsoft for the initiative.

Malone's departure, coupled with other senior executive exits, has raised questions about the company's future direction, especially as OpenAI prepares for an IPO and faces scrutiny. Other notable departures include Denise Dresser, the chief revenue officer, and Brad Lightcap, one of the company's longest-serving executives, who left to pursue new opportunities.

The ongoing talent flight has prompted OpenAI to reorganize its infrastructure organization, with Uday Ruddarraju, Brent Mayo, and Spas Lazarov now leading the data center strategy.

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