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U.S. Senator from Vermont, Bernie Sanders, and Professor Geoffrey Hinton - considered the 'Godfather of AI' - pointed out last week at Georgetown University that artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics aren't inherently bad, but the people pushing ...

I joined Angus Randall and Julia Bergin from ABC The world to discuss why, despite artificial intelligence's (AI's) enormous long-term promise, early investors often face the highest risks. History shows that major technology advancements usually go ...

In this final part of my two-part series on General Purpose Technology (GPT) booms, I explain how these cycles typically end. History shows that even world-changing technologies - from cars to commercial flight - delivered poor outcomes for most ...

Wall Street on Thursday experienced a stunning reversal in sentiment. Impressive results from the company spearheading the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, Nvidia (NVDA), and a strong September jobs report initially drove the Nasdaq up more . ...

National Australia Bank (ASX: NAB) delivered its full-year 2025 (FY25) results on 6 November, posting cash earnings of $7.091 billion - essentially flat on FY24 and a touch below the market's $7.18 billion consensus. The share price sold off about .. ...

NVIDIA delivered another blowout quarter (Q3 2025 - ended 26 October, 2025 - released 19 November, 2025), significantly beating Wall Street expectations, and for some, partially alleviating (perhaps only temporarily) concerns about an artificial ...

I joined Phil Clark on Nightlife to explain why the market's sharp fall may reflect growing doubts about the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. I argued that while AI is a powerful General Purpose Technology (GPT) that may change the world (like cars ...

November 19, 2025, marks Nvidia's fiscal third-quarter earnings release for 2025 (Q325), and investors are holding their breath. The chipmaker, long the poster child for the artificial intelligence revolution, finds itself at a crossroads. With ...

On Monday the S&P/ASX 200 tumbled two per cent, led by a sell-off in tech stocks. It's now down about seven per cent over the past month. Concerns about the end of the interest rate cycle in Australia, a lack of information on Wall Street and the ...

For every equity that trades, there is a buyer and seller. Often there are functional reasons for selling, such as paying down a loan, paying tax, distributing an inheritance, or meeting retirement spending needs. Putting those aside, another reason ...