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<p>Over the past three years, investors have mostly held an optimistic view of AI. They focused on "How can AI improve the efficiency of businesses or industries?" Now, they seem to be pondering "How will AI disrupt the profit models of businesses or industries?" Investors are no longer looking for winners but are searching for potential losers</p>

- On February 12, AI triggered significant market turmoil, causing a decline in major U.S. stock indices and triggering panic selling among investors.  
- The tech sector, particularly Cisco's 12% drop sparked by disappointing profit margins, led the downturn, and fears of AI's threat to traditional industries compounded investor anxiety over tech capital expenditures.  
- Real estate services were notably impacted, with companies like CBRE experiencing a 25% drop amid worries of automation disrupting their business models, underscoring a market shift from AI enthusiasm to fear.

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AI panic spreads, tech stocks drag down US stocks again, real estate stocks suffer heavy losses for consecutive days, Apple evaporates $200 billion in one day

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