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Frontier AI benchmarks

1 video · 51m

GDPx shows leading models near 12% on expert tasks; finance and legal remain hard, so capability is concentrated.

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SemiAnalysis

SemiAnalysis launches GDPx benchmark; frontier models score near 12% in high-value domains

SemiAnalysis introduced GDPx with 14 specialist data partners across 11 frontier domains; even leading models score near 12%, and finance and legal remain surprisingly hard.

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Equity correction

1 video · 8m

Mike Wilson sees a late-stage but unfinished correction; semis may fall another 10-15% into mid-November.

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Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson says the June-start correction is late-stage but not finished

Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson says the correction that began in June is late-stage but not finished; damage beneath the surface is extensive, while semis could fall another 10-15% into mid-November.

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Midterm/Fed risk

1 video · 48m

Divided government may limit legislation but not inflation, tariffs or a Fed that may still tighten.

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Bloomberg Markets

Bloomberg frames divided Washington as a risk event, not an all-clear

Bloomberg's midterm coverage treats a likely divided Washington as a near-term risk event: polls point to Democratic gains, but affordability, inflation, tariff/executive-action risk and a Fed that may still tighten remain.

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Julia LaRoche Show

Jim Bianco turns neutral on bonds after six years bearish, calling 5% yields fair value

Jim Bianco shifted from six years bearish on bonds to neutral, arguing roughly 5% yields are fair value with about 3% inflation and 2% real growth; he still sees AI as a real but bubble-like cycle with room to run.

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Bankless

Anthropic's amended S-1 shows $17B quarterly revenue but a swing to operating loss and $900B of commitments

Anthropic's amended S-1 shows third-quarter revenue near $17B, roughly 47% sequential growth, but a swing to an operating loss driven by emergency short-term compute purchases and a large employee-donation matching charge.

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