Cathie Wood: AI Deflation Fuels High GDP Growth
Cathie Wood compares Bill Ackman inflation fears to 1970s, cites AI inference cost declines of 99.99% yearly and OpenAI revenue surge to $70 billion as drivers of strong real GDP growth.
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Cathie Wood responded to Bill Ackman inflation concerns by recalling late 1970s parallels, when PC and software revolutions delivered stronger growth alongside falling prices. She highlighted AI inference cost declines at 99.99% annually for fixed performance levels, noting OpenAI annualized revenue run rate climbed from $20 billion to $70 billion as demand exploded. ARK Invest sees these productivity GDP forecasts lifting broader economy profitability through good deflation, with interest rates potentially rising amid robust real expansion rather than stagnation.
Cathie Wood
@CathieDWoodLeading innovation-focused investments as CEO of ARK Invest, with research spanning disruptive technologies including AI, blockchain, genomics, and autonomous systems.