Elon Musk predicts 10 billion humanoid robots by 2040, valuing the market at $250 trillion. Bezos and Jassy highlight AI's transformative potential.
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Elon Musk predicted at the Future Investment Initiative conference that by 2040 the world would have at least 10 billion humanoid robots. Each unit would cost $20,000 to $25,000. At that price, the total addressable market would reach roughly $250 trillion, Musk said.
Jeff Bezos had earlier described one breakthrough technology as the force that would shape Amazon's destiny. Andy Jassy, Amazon's CEO, later called generative AI a "once-in-a-lifetime" technology already reinventing customer experiences across the company.
Major consulting firms have also weighed in. PwC and McKinsey each see AI unlocking multi-trillion-dollar economic value over the next decade. The consensus across these forecasts is that the AI ecosystem, not any single company, will capture most of that growth.
The projections were detailed in a recent investment newsletter that highlighted the opportunity in under-owned companies developing the underlying technology. The report argued that one such company's low-cost AI technology should concern larger rivals.
Hedge funds and top Wall Street investors have already begun positioning for the shift. The newsletter noted that billionaires from Silicon Valley to Wall Street are lining up behind the same idea, a signal that the opportunity may be genuine.
No specific company was named in the public portion of the report. The full analysis is available only to subscribers.
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