0:00 Intro
0:36 AI and your career
04:45 TSMC’s $100 billion investment in the United States
12:33 Ai skill and job demand
19:00 Dan Ives talks Nvidia, AI, Mag 7, trades
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Ahead of the February jobs report due out this Friday, Ramsey Solutions co-host and host of Front Row Seat Ken Coleman sits down with Madison Mills on Wealth to share his tips for navigating the current labor market as workers may worry about the impact of evolving artificial intelligence (AI) tech. “You’ve got to be really diligent to make sure that you’ve got your connections up to date,” Coleman says, explaining that in “a tightening labor market,” it’s time to “polish up” your professional connections and resume. He explains that “relationships are what puts you ahead of the pack” if case of a job search following possible lay-offs. Coleman adds that workers should be thinking about how thay “can I add some more tools to my tool belt by upskilling on valuable skills like software and AI to better protect their jobs and make them more competitive candidates. Watch the video above to hear more expert tips.
President Donald Trump has confirmed that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM) will invest $100 billion in United States manufacturing over the next four years to build advanced chip-making facilities. Bernstein managing director and senior analyst Stacy Rasgon joins Market Domination to assess the implications for the broader semiconductor sector. Rasgon explains that when it comes to “leading-edge” chip manufacturing, there are only “a few options,” identifying Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Intel (INTC), and Samsung (005930.KS) as the key players. “If somebody’s going to build a large amount of leading-edge capacity here in the US, it probably has to be TSMC,” he says. Despite the significant investment and the US government’s push for domestic semiconductor production, Rasgon cautions that it will be “difficult” for the US to become “completely self-sufficient for everything that we … need to make semiconductors,” describing complete self-sufficiency as “a pipe dream.”
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Udemy economist Mischa Fisher joins Wealth host Brad Smith to discuss a new report showing dramatic growth of 291% in artificial intelligence (AI) skill demand in 2024. Fisher highlights “two big narratives” from the report. First, the surge in demand demonstrates that “this is not a one-off, flash-in-the-pan result,” as individuals recognize AI models as “real productivity boosters.” Second, he emphasizes that “it’s not just limited to the tech sector,” with demand broadening across finance, manufacturing, and government industries. “These tools are interesting and they’re fun, and you can play around with them on the weekend, but in the end, what a company needs is for you to be able to boost efficiency, boost productivity, make your products better, make your company stronger using these tools,” Fisher explains. Fisher recommends a structured five-step process for professionals aiming to enhance their AI capabilities. First, build AI literacy specific to your job function or industry. Second, actively apply these AI skills in your daily work responsibilities. Third, pursue relevant AI certifications that may be available in your field. Fourth, maintain focus on the human elements of relationship-building and establishing trust. Finally, “stay engaged” with ongoing developments, as AI technology is still “constantly evolving.” To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Wealth here.
Pressure on US stocks (^DJI, ^GSPC, ^IXIC) persists as investors weigh the impact of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Wedbush Securities managing director and global head of technology research Dan Ives joins Seana Smith on Morning Brief to take a closer look at the tech sector as Nvidia (NVDA) and Tesla (TSLA) drag the “Magnificent Seven” lower. Ives tells Yahoo Finance that the sell-off is “a growth scare,” explaining, ”
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