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When business leaders struggle to get measurable value out of artificial intelligence, it's often because they're
operating AI on top of disjointed architectures, says Ahmed Verma, Chief Technology Officer at Comcast Business.
That's why we make sure AI works with the connectivity fabric that permanently links people,
applications, data and machines everywhere and all the time.
That's continuous intelligence.
Later, he'll explain why it can bring cohesion to AI deployments.
Pentagon tries to drum up support on Capitol Hill for $80 billion more to fund the Iran War,
plus say hello to nine-figure pay packages as CEO compensation source.
There were more CEOs making over $100 million than any time since 2021. Almost a dozen CEOs were over $200 million.
And to build more homes in the U.S., do we need to rethink how they're built?
It's Tuesday, June 23rd.
I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal, and here is the A.M.
Edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
It began with a tech-fueled market sell-off that's extending into a second day and spreading overseas.
Investors concerned about the cost of AI are taking stock while also weighing
the continued downturn in SpaceX share since its blockbuster IPO 10 days ago.
This morning, Asian markets closed lower after South Korea's
KOSPI tumbled 10 percent on losses in major chipmakers including Samsung.
European tech stocks are also dragging down markets there,