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My thesis is simple: treating AI as if it feels is a market risk, not just a philosophy debate.
BBC Mundo warns that believing AI has consciousness and feelings could be catastrophic .
I read that as a warning about expectations, not about machines.
Chinese shipping and coal stocks outperform AI as earnings outlooks diverge .
Morgan Stanley says China stocks could slide 15% before bottom .
Investors who price AI as if it feels will misprice what it earns, and the divergence above is what that mispricing looks like in practice.
Prediction: By 2027-04-30, BBC Mundo or another outlet in this newsroom's intake will publish a follow-up report on people attributing consciousness or feelings to AI [check: 2027-04-30].
Sources
- BBC Mundo Single source
- Nikkei Asia Single source
- South China Morning Post Single source
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