The Bank for International Settlements said in a new report that 73% of circular investment relationships in artificial intelligence are tied to computer and cloud infrastructure companies. According to the report, these arrangements can help secure scarce inputs and reduce information gaps between participants. At the same time, the BIS warned that such structures may add opacity and create macro-financial risks. The report also said that tightly connected cross-investment networks could amplify systemic risk. The findings point to the concentration of AI-related investment links in a narrow part of the technology stack while highlighting the trade-off between access to critical resources and broader financial stability concerns.
According to Techub News, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said in a report that 73% of circular AI investment relationships come from computer and cloud infrastructure companies.
The report said these relationships can help secure scarce inputs and close information gaps. At the same time, the BIS warned that they may increase opacity and macro-financial risk.
The report also said that tightly connected cross-investment networks could amplify systemic risk.
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