On October 11, the narrative around AI investment is quietly shifting—from a chip arms race to the 'economy of inference' and personal intelligent agents. Goldman Sachs believes the market, having honed its focus for four years, is now eagerly looking ahead. In a recent episode of the 'Macro Dialogue' podcast, Chief U.S. Equity Strategist Ben Schneider and TMT sector expert Pete Callahan pointed out that the current resilience of the stock market, in the context of high interest rates, is primarily supported by strong earnings from large tech stocks. Furthermore, the AI theme itself is undergoing a profound 'narrative shift.' In the outlook for Q3 earnings season, Callahan made a widely noted statement: 'The market is very eager for the next story. Programming AI is no longer a secret; it is already well-known as a significant AI application. So, how big and how fast can the story of personal intelligent agents become? The chain reaction it brings to the entire consumer-facing industry chain will be very worth watching.'
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