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Quiver Quantitative — Wall Street's main indexes faced a cautious retreat on Monday as investors braced for the upcoming inflation data, seeking insights into the Federal Reserve's monetary policy trajectory. This mood of anticipation follows a mixed jobs report last week that sparked debate over the Fed's interest rate strategy. While the S&P 500 (GS) and Nasdaq stepped back from their recent highs, partly due to declines in the technology sector, particularly chip stocks, the labor market data fueled speculation about potential interest rate cuts. The focus is now shifting to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, which will offer further clarity on inflation trends and potentially influence the Fed's decisions on borrowing costs.

AI assistant for neurosurgeons at seven hospitals in Beijing and other cities in coming months, one of many initiatives the government is backing to try and harness the technology. A Hong Kong-based agency under the Chinese Academy of Sciences on Monday introduced an AI model based on Meta Platform's Llama 2.0. Researchers trained and fine-tuned the model with papers, medical journals and manuals to act as a surgery consultant of sorts for doctors, said Liu Hongbin, the center's executive director. State organs are joining private Chinese firms in developing homegrown AI in the mold of OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Last week was exceptional, marked by record highs in the US, German, and French stock markets. Alongside these indexes, gold and Bitcoin surged as well, making new highs in the process.

ALSO READ: Wall Street week ahead: Stock market investors to keenly watch for Feb inflation data Shares of Microsoft fell 0.8 per cent, Amazon shed 1.0 per cent, Nvidia lost 0.7 per cent, Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom slid close to 2 per cent each, and Boeing dropped 2.2 per cent. Cryptocurrency and blockchain-related companies, including Coinbase Global, Riot Platforms and Marathon Digital, climbed between 2.7 per cent and 2.9 per cent, as Bitcoin struck a fresh record high at $72,234 on Monday. The yield on the 10-year Treasury rose to 4.09 per cent from 4.08 per cent late on Friday.

authors have filed a lawsuit against graphics processing unit (GPU) giant Nvidia for illegally training its artificial intelligence (AI) platform NeMo on their copyrighted works. This is another development in the growing tensions globally involving intellectual property right holders and companies that make AI models, resulting in similar lawsuits that saw entities such as Microsoft and OpenAI cross swords. Here's an explainer of what the Nvidia lawsuit says and what these concerns are.

In a note to clients Monday, analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald raised the NVIDIA (NVDA) price target to $1,200 from $900 per share. The firm maintains an Overweight rating on the stock.

Investing.com — U.S. futures drifted lower Monday, as investors warily awaited the release of key inflation data later in the week for more cues on future Federal Reserve policy.

This week will be dominated by inflation data and the bond auction returning to the 1 PM ET time slot. Today, a 3-year Treasury auction will be at 1 PM ET.

Artificial intelligence continues both to astound and confound. Google’s recent launch of its new Gemini AI tools was a mess, producing images of Founding Fathers and Nazi soldiers as people of color. When asked if Elon Musk or Adolf Hitler had a more negative effect on society, Gemini responded that it was “difficult to say." Google pulled the product over “inaccuracies." AI is the next wave of computing and human interface but it’s definitely out over its skis.

Investing.com -- U.S. stock futures point lower, suggesting a negative start to the week for equities. Markets are turning their gaze to key monthly U.S. inflation data on Tuesday, which could factor into how the Federal Reserve views the path ahead for interest rates this year. Elsewhere, gold hovers near an all-time high, while Bitcoin hits a new record peak.

Tokyo stocks ended sharply lower on Monday, with the Nikkei briefly falling as much as three percent on the back of a stronger yen and a sell-off in semiconductor shares. The benchmark Nikkei 225 index dropped 2.19 percent, or 868.45 points, to close at 38,820.49, while the broader Topix index lost 2.20 percent, or 59.97 points, to 2,666.83.

AI platform. Brian Keene, Abdi Nazemian and Stewart O'Nan said their works were part of a dataset of about 196,640 books that helped train NeMo to simulate ordinary written language before being taken down in October "due to reported copyright infringement." Also Read | Why Nvidia share price is plummeting after 80% rally in YTD — explained In a proposed class action filed on Friday night in San Francisco federal court, the authors said the takedown reflects Nvidia's having "admitted" it trained NeMo on the dataset and thereby infringed their copyrights.

Investing.com-- U.S. stock index futures fell in evening deals on Sunday, extending declines on Wall Street as the technology sector was walloped by profit-taking, with focus turning squarely to key upcoming inflation data.

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Wall Street pulled back from its record heights following a shaky day of trading, putting at least a temporary halt to its huge rally since Halloween

ALSO READ: Why Nvidia share price is plummeting after 80% rally in YTD — explained Following companies are due to report quarterly earnings in the week ahead— Oracle, Casey's General Stores, Asana, On Holding, Kohl's, International Game Technology, Dollar Tree, Petco Health and Wellness, Williams-Sonoma, Lennar, DICK'S Sporting Goods, Dollar General, Adobe, Blink Charging, Ulta Beauty, and Jabil. On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 68.66 points, or 0.18 per cent, to close at 38,722.69, the S&P 500 lost 33.67 points, or 0.65 per cent, to close at 5,123.69 and the Nasdaq Composite lost 188.26 points, or 1.16 per cent, to close at 16,085.11. The yield on the two-year Treasury dipped to 4.48 per cent from 4.51 per cent late on Thursday.

Investing.com – February data including consumer prices and retail sales will offer more cues on the prospects for potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. Bitcoin hits record highs, while Wall Street could be in for another volatile week. Here’s what you need to know to start your week.

Investing.com — Here are the biggest analyst moves in the area of artificial intelligence (AI) for this week.

ChatGPT, is rapidly approaching Apple's spot as the world's second-most valuable company.. In a remarkable rally driven by AI advancements, Nvidia's market valuation has surged from $1 trillion to over $2 trillion in just nine months, surpassing Amazon.com, Google-parent Alphabet, and Saudi Aramco along the way, according to a report by CNBC-TV18.

graphic processing units (GPUs) that are deemed essential for the creation of artificial intelligence-based applications and models is a “good starting point” as it strives to stay apace with global leaders in the rapidly evolving area of AI innovation, top investors and technologists said. The Rs 10,372-crore Artificial Intelligence (AI) Mission, announced on Thursday, will operate on a public-private partnership model. It will extend GPUs as a digital public infrastructure that can offer AI-as-a-service.

Investing.com — The S&P 500 snapped a two-week win streak Friday, on an abrupt halt in Nvidia's record run and a mixed labor market report showing that more jobs were created in February, but the unemployment rate unexpectedly ticked up as layoffs picked up pace last month.