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Dangers of artificial intelligence leave stock markets nervous. Is a new crisis coming?

Jornal de Negócios15 September 2026 at 06:00

The beginning of the week was turbulent for the stock markets, with the technology sector falling after leaders of major artificial intelligence companies stated that advances in AI should be slowed down due to security concerns.

The major companies in the artificial intelligence sector publicly expressed that the accelerated pace of technology development should be reduced, citing concerns related to security.

This situation generated nervousness among investors, who reacted with significant selling on the stock exchanges, mainly in companies linked to the technology sector.

The article raises the question of whether this instability may signal the beginning of a new crisis in global financial markets.

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