Tesla shares were up almost 1% this week, as Nitsa wants answers regarding the Cybertruck's cyber cab, following Amazon's permits for autonomous taxis.
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AI Doom Threatens Stocks | Meta MUSE Hits | Amazon x 1,000
Sep 18, 2026
The creator discusses the ongoing debate around AI development and its potential risks, with figures like Elon Musk and Sam Altman weighing in. Mark Zuckerberg's stance on AI regulation is highlighted, alongside Meta's AI agent Muse reaching the top of the Apple app store. The creator expresses skepticism about AI's widespread daily adoption by the average consumer, believing it will be more useful for business owners and highly ambitious individuals, though acknowledges its potential if Meta can make it a daily-use application.
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Microsoft's CEO commented on the AI doomerism discussion.
Netflix shares dropped 10% due to AI Doom concerns and a downgrade to underweight by Wells Fargo on engagement risk, despite a significant price target raise from Evercore.
Broadcom's CEO expressed confidence in long-term revenue goals despite AI concerns, but the company's future growth is noted to be reliant on Anthropic's public offering and subsequent compute spending.
Generac signed an $8 billion deal with Amazon to supply generators for data centers, which includes warrants for Amazon to take a stake in Generac, incentivizing Amazon to buy their product.
Walmart is mentioned as a competitor to Amazon, already possessing a strong network of locations in suburban and metropolitan areas.
Kohl's is mentioned as a potential acquisition target for Amazon to accelerate its delivery hub expansion.
Apple is reportedly considering building its own servers leveraging M-series chips, which would couple with Nvidia's networking equipment, a significant development for Nvidia if true.
Apple's core business made big news this week.
Amazon's core business made big news this week.
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