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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is making a $1.5 trillion bet on American resilience and wants to hire the banking talent to make it happen. The largest US bank by assets announced Monday it’s seeking specialized investment professionals and bankers to drive its Security and Resiliency Initiative, with Dimon personally extending an open invitation: “If you think you’re the right person, just give us a call.” The massive private sector commitment aims to bolster American security, innovation, and infrastructure through targeted investments in critical sectors.
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** Apple will showcase significant artificial intelligence and computer vision research at the International Conference on Computer Vision 2025. The company’s participation includes eight accepted papers, a keynote presentation, and workshop mentoring sessions highlighting their growing AI capabilities. **CONTENT:**
Apple has confirmed its substantial participation in the International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV) 2025, scheduled for October 19-23 in Honolulu, marking another significant step in the company’s public AI research initiatives. The technology giant will present eight research papers across poster and oral sessions while also featuring in keynote programming and workshop events, demonstrating Apple’s expanding commitment to computer vision and artificial intelligence development.
The AI investment surge hitting $364 billion this year echoes historical tech bubbles that ended in economic collapse. With projections reaching $5.2 trillion by 2030, indicators suggest we’re headed for a major correction that could dwarf previous tech busts.
The artificial intelligence investment boom has become the single biggest factor propping up the U.S. economy, with tech giants expected to pour $364 billion into AI development this year alone according to recent analysis. This staggering figure dwarfs even IBM’s legendary $5 billion “bet-the-company” gamble in the 1960s that Fortune magazine called unprecedented for its era. Yet history shows that such massive technological investments often lead to overexpansion, market saturation, and eventual economic collapse.
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