TREE NEWS reports: BlackRock is looking to reposition its AI trade as equity valuations become broadly more attractive, global chief investment strategist Wei Li said. Near-term risks remain, including rising bond yields and markets beginning to demand concrete signs of AI commercialization, but the long-term potential of AI is unchanged. Li said framing such a transformative technology as a “bubble” is “not particularly helpful,” since it will produce both winners and losers.
BlackRock Seeks to Re-enter AI Trade as Valuations Look More Attractive, Global CIO Strategist Says
The notable signal here is not the valuation call itself but the shift in what the market is demanding: concrete evidence of AI commercialization rather than narrative. That raises the bar for AI-linked tokens and RWA projects that lean on AI branding without disclosed revenue or usage. BlackRock's framing also implicitly endorses a dispersion view — winners and losers — which is a different posture from broad beta exposure. Whether rising bond yields keep pressuring high-multiple AI names, and whether commercialization scrutiny spreads to crypto AI narratives, are the open questions.
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