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To some, it could look like evidence that the rise of AI — which has propelled the U.S. stock market to dizzying heights — has coincided with a deterioration in the labor market.

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A slide in big tech shares led a broad selloff Thursday, spurred by weak economic data and renewed concerns about the dizzying rally in artificial-intelligence shares.

Porat is known for the clarity of her vision and intent, despite her leadership role at a company that includes a dizzying array of products, such as Google Search and Cloud, YouTube, Android and Chrome.

Others though would say Musk's extraordinary track record of entrepreneurship would make it unwise to bet against him, even when the sum being staked is as dizzyingly high as $1tn.

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An eight-piece band plays brass, electric guitar, bongos and timbales, filling the room with music as dancers twirl in a dizzying array.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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