Warren Buffett just warned Berkshire Hathaway shareholders that AI-powered fraud could become the biggest growth industry of all time. Speaking at the firm's annual meeting, he flagged the rising threat of deepfakes and voice cloning, likening AI's uncontrollable power to letting a nuclear genie out of the bottle.
Warren Buffett's longtime partner Charlie Munger just threw cold water on the generative AI boom, calling the technology overhyped. Speaking at Zoomtopia, the 99-year-old investor pointed out that software creating software has been around for decades, bluntly adding that AI won't cure cancer or solve all our problems.
Warren Buffett just compared the rise of AI to the creation of the atomic bomb at Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholder meeting. After getting a ChatGPT demo from Bill Gates, the legendary investor warned that once such disruptive technology is unleashed, it can never be un-invented—forever altering the modern world.
