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Artificial intelligence may not be the cost saver many anticipate, according to Jeffrey Gundlach. In a recent post, Gundlach suggested that the growing needs for energy, materials, and water required to power AI systems could significantly alter cost calculations. He pointed out that under constrained resources, human workers might, in some scenarios, become less costly than deploying advanced AI solutions. This prospect introduces challenges for AI adoption as firms and policymakers consider economic and resource allocations for future labor. Gundlach referenced the potential for these trends to rapidly accelerate societal and economic shifts, a period some label as the ''4th turning.''
Gundlach has previously highlighted unconventional approaches in financial markets. He outlined a 10.6 percent contrarian strategy tied to private credit as discussions grew among U.S. investors. These comments come as debates continue over the shifting cost structures and potential returns in both traditional and technology-driven sectors.