Will Wall Street crash today? Nasdaq futures tumble nearly 2% as AI stocks plunge - The Economic Times
Will Wall Street crash today? Nasdaq futures tumble nearly 2% as AI stocks plunge - The Economic Times
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Will Wall Street crash today? Nasdaq futures tumble nearly 2% as AI stocks plunge
Debaroti Adhikary
ETMarkets.com
Last Updated: Sep 14, 2026, 03:57:00 PM IST
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Nasdaq futures fell as OpenAI and Anthropic leaders urged slower AI development for safety. Investor Michael Burry criticized these warnings, labeling them self-serving hype intended to maintain incumbent dominance, causing market anxiety regarding AI and chip stock valuations.
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AI stocks tumble as OpenAI and Anthropic leaders call for development slowdowns, sparking fears of a rough Wall Street opening.
Wall Street may be heading for a rough start today after
Anthropic
leaders called for a slowdown in AI development to manage risks and protect humanity, triggering a sharp selloff in global
AI stocks
.
Nasdaq futures
dropped more than 510 points or 1.7% to trade at around 29,170, as seen at around 5 am EDT. S&P