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Some YouTube creators are increasingly producing low-effort, low-quality AI-generated videos, referred to as 'AI Slop,' targeting viewers under two years old. This trend has raised concerns among critics regarding the appropriateness and educational value of such content for infants. Bloomberg's Alex Levine discussed this phenomenon on 'Bloomberg Tech.'

Amazon has launched its latest AI chip, Trainium3, as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance its chipmaking capabilities in the United States. JoAnne Feeney from Advisors Capital Management discussed this development during an interview on Bloomberg Tech with Caroline Hyde, highlighting its significance in the competitive AI landscape.

Sylvia Jablonski, chief investment officer at Defiance ETFs, expressed optimism regarding the current tech pullback, viewing it as a buying opportunity while predicting that artificial intelligence (AI) will lead the market for years to come during her appearance on Bloomberg Tech with Caroline Hyde.

Nvidia has acknowledged that its $100 billion deal with OpenAI, touted as the largest AI infrastructure project in history, is still not finalized. This admission raises questions about the timeline and feasibility of the partnership, which has been a focal point in the tech industry.

Bitcoin has rebounded to a two-week high, reflecting a cautious recovery in the digital-assets market following a significant selloff that began in early October. Concurrently, the European Union has finalized a deal to accelerate the phase-out of Russian gas, impacting energy markets. Inditex, the parent company of Zara, reported a rise in November sales, indicating strong consumer spending resilience.

A recent report from Bloomberg Intelligence highlights the challenges facing China's artificial intelligence (AI) sector, indicating that while there is significant investment, the path to profitability remains long and uncertain. The analysis underscores the complexities of scaling AI technologies in a competitive landscape.

Amazon is currently testing private on-premises 'AI Factories' that allow customers to install Amazon and Nvidia hardware within their own facilities. This initiative aims to enhance the deployment of artificial intelligence solutions tailored to specific business needs.

Nvidia's strong position in the AI chip market is under scrutiny as its profit margins appear vulnerable, raising concerns about its future competitiveness against rivals like Google and AMD. Recent reports indicate that Nvidia has achieved record revenues, but the pressure from competitors is intensifying.