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CTOnews.com August 24 news, according to foreign media Business Insider reports, Goldman Sachs US Stock Strategy Department research report said that Goldman Sachs is optimistic about the future of AI, although the time of widespread use of AI is still uncertain, but Goldman Sachs expects the technology will have a "significant macro impact" on the global economy between 2025 and 2030, and start to improve corporate profits ahead of time.

Goldman Sachs believes that "chipmakers and data centers" will benefit from AI in the short term. This includes Nvidia, Credo Technology Group, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and so on.

In addition, technology companies that have used artificial intelligence to expand their products and services, such as Meta meta-universe platform and Adobe, are also among the "beneficiaries".

In the long run, Goldman Sachs expects AI to not only improve productivity, but also allow some companies to lay off staff. The combination of these two effects will reduce labor costs and increase corporate income. Goldman Sachs estimates that when AI is widely used, companies can boost profits by up to nearly 20 per cent.

For long-term "artificial intelligence beneficiaries", Goldman Sachs advises investors to focus on "companies in industries such as software, consumer goods and professional services".

Foreign media believe that despite recent voices that "artificial intelligence-related stock gains may be a bubble", companies are still making large-scale investments in this area, while Goldman Sachs analysts remain optimistic about the outlook for AI, believing that it will significantly increase corporate profits in the next decade.

Goldman has been optimistic about AI, when CTOnews.com reported in March that it thought 25 per cent of global jobs would be replaced by AI.

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