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Meta, Alphabet and Microsoft Rise While Nvidia Falls After Three AI Chiefs Call For Slowing Down Frontier Models

Three prominent AI leaders - Amodei, Altman, and Musk - publicly advocated for a slowdown in the development of advanced AI models, leading to a notable shift in stock market trends. Meta Platforms experienced a 7% increase, while Nvidia saw an 8% decline, reflecting investors' response to the call for cautious AI development. Microsoft remained stable, and ASML and SoftBank both saw 10% drops, as traders moved from AI hardware firms to enterprise software companies.

With Federal Reserve rate hike expectations at 85% and the 10-year yield near 5%, the market shift hinges on whether hyperscalers adjust their substantial capital expenditure plans.

The market reaction was evident in stock movements: Meta Platforms rose 7.12% to $660.71, Alphabet gained 2.09% to $GOOGL, and Microsoft held steady at $499.83. Conversely, Nvidia fell 8.38% to $210.82, and Amazon dropped 1.74%. The decline was primarily concentrated in AI buildout companies, while enterprise software names like Workday, Adobe, Intuit, and Autodesk saw gains.

Analysts at 24/7 Wall St. highlighted the importance of the Federal Reserve's decision on Wednesday and the potential adjustments to hyperscaler capex plans in shaping future market movements.

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