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The six chips AMD is announcing today—the 65 W Ryzen AI 7 Pro 450G, Ryzen AI 5 Pro 440G, and Ryzen AI 5 Pro 435G, along with low-power 35 W “GE” variants—all bear AMD’s “Ryzen Pro” branding as well, which means they support a handful of device management capabilities that are important for business PCs managed by IT departments. At this point, it doesn’t seem as though AMD will be offering boxed versions to regular consumers; the Ryzen AI desktop chips will appear mainly in business PCs that don’t need a dedicated graphics card but still benefit from more robust graphics than AMD offers in regular Ryzen desktop CPUs.
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Even those at the top of the financial system are starting to say it out loud. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, speaking at Davos earlier this year, made a similar observation, noting AI’s “early gains are flowing to the owners of models, owners of data, and owners of infrastructure.” Meanwhile, the bottom half of Americans, who own about 1% of stock market wealth, are nowhere near the table. Fink asked plainly: What happens to everyone else if AI does to white-collar workers what globalization did to blue-collar workers? The answer, he implied, could be capitalism’s next big failure.
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