AI Slowdown Unlikely: Corient’s Daniel Pinto
THE SO WHAT
If large allocators see AI slowdown talk as “more PR than substance,” capital for frontier compute and model development is not about to ease. Operators should plan for continued input cost pressure—GPUs, power, and top talent—rather than betting on a cooling cycle to reset prices.
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