An era of growth and boom has passed, but its consequences could be grave. The election last month brought a series of significant changes in American politics, which seem to have had an impact on society's finances. In particular, the acquittal of the Democratic parties has given them the opportunity to control Congress, an event that has pushed financial markets into a significant decline in AI. This situation has caused a sell-off of tech stocks like Google, Nvidia, Meta, and Apple, with the Nasdaq, the main headquarters of these companies, registering a significant fluctuation.

AI is not just an American phenomenon. It has influenced many industries and created a boom in technology investments. The data shows that the shares of companies like Google, Nvidia, Meta, and Apple have been involved in this boom, with increasing investments in the AI industry. This boom was due to the large amount of capital available for investing in the production of computer chips, infrastructure networks, and energy needed to feed these infrastructures, as well as the companies that develop AI itself. The growth of this industry has led to increased demands from other industries, since capital taxes have increased in response to the twilight of capital. However, recent elections have brought a negative change in the perception of AI. Accusations of regulation and potential threats to humanity have sparked investor fear, but concerns were also present before this event. The launch of Chat GPT by Open AI in 2022 has had a great influence on public and industrial curiosity about practical applications of AI, stimulating interest in AI technology. But now, concerns have become more serious, with AI researchers suggesting potential risks of AI, as if they represent a humanistic threat to society. Moreover, the Democratic parties have participated in these political changes, with some of their candidates criticizing the expansion of data centers, considered a main cause of the boom of AI. These criticisms turned out to be fundamental, since many Americans feared that the boom of AI would be caused by the expansion of data centers, which required large quantities of water and energy, often causing high costs for consumers and environmental disturbances. However, it is not just politics that has influenced the AI industry. Global economics have also had a significant impact. The growth of global finance has enveloped AI in a boom of investments, but now concerns are increasing. AI researchers' comments on AI as