Forbes Daily: How Chatbots Respond To Concerns About An AI Bubble

Group 1: Women in Sports - Forbes has released its inaugural list of America's Most Powerful Women In Sports, featuring 25 influential figures including NFL franchise owners, athletes, and coaches [2] - Notable individuals on the list include Gayle Benson, Coco Gauff, Dawn Staley, and Billie Jean King, the latter being the first athlete to earn over $100,000 in a year [2] Group 2: Market Reactions and Economic Trends - Shares of Warner Bros. Discovery increased by 11% following news of potential sales interest from multiple parties, as the company plans to split into two publicly traded firms [11] - Investors are retreating from metals like gold and silver, with gold's value dropping over 5% amid a technical correction, as noted by Standard Chartered analyst Suki Cooper [5] - Cathie Wood's Ark Innovation ETF has surged more than 80% in the past year, outperforming most ETFs and mutual funds, despite concerns about an AI bubble [6] Group 3: Technology and Data Privacy - TikTok has altered its data-sharing policies, now allowing sharing with regulatory authorities and law enforcement, raising concerns about user privacy [12][14] - The Trump Administration is negotiating a sale of parts of TikTok's U.S. business, which is subject to approval from both President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping [15] Group 4: Cryptocurrency and Investment - Joe Naggar is launching an independent hedge fund with $300 million under management, focusing on digital asset markets and frontier technologies [7]