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Traders are dumping software stocks due to fears of the impact of artificial intelligence, leading to a shift in sentiment from bearish to doomsday on Wall Street.

Shares of European legal software and publishing firms plummeted after Anthropic released a new AI tool, potentially disrupting the industry.

Family offices, which manage large amounts of wealth for high-net-worth individuals, are shifting their investment focus away from cryptocurrencies and towards artificial intelligence, according to a JPMorgan survey.

The S&P 500 is on track to set a new record, driven by positive economic data and renewed optimism around the artificial intelligence trade, following Palantir's blowout earnings.

Palantir has exceeded fourth-quarter estimates driven by increased demand for its AI tools, particularly from the U.S.

Markets are experiencing a downturn due to persistent AI concerns and fears surrounding the Federal Reserve's leadership change, leading to a sell-off in gold, silver, and cryptocurrencies.

European stocks are expected to decline due to global market fears, driven by concerns over cryptocurrencies, precious metals, and artificial intelligence.

Taiwan has surpassed China in the emerging-markets stock index for the first time in nearly two decades, driven by a surge in AI-related stocks, indicating a shift in market sentiment towards Taiwan's tech sector.

US futures and Asian shares declined, tracking Wall Street's retreat, with oil prices also falling over $2 a barrel, driven by concerns over a potential bubble in the AI market.

The article suggests that Vanguard ETFs, particularly those focused on technology, may outperform the S&P 500 in 2026 due to the expected growth of artificial intelligence.

Microsoft's stock has experienced a significant decline of $381 billion, highlighting growing concerns on Wall Street about the high costs of developing artificial intelligence technology.

SanDisk stock has surged 1500% in the past year due to AI-driven demand for memory chips and storage devices, leading to a supply shortage.