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AI Slowdown Push 'Unrealistic,' Says Palo Alto Networks CEO, AI Firms Trying to Seek Regulatory 'Sympathy'

BenzingaNamrata Sen

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora calls AI slowdown efforts a “Ninja Move” and says safety measures could shield firms from liability.

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