WSJ 称美国公共养老金深度依赖 AI 股票，而监管者正转向反对
WSJ: America’s public pensions now depend on the AI industry that the politicians who run them are turning against.
WSJ 报道称，自 2022 年底以来，13 家美国大型公共养老金从 AI 股票中获得 1380 亿美元账面收益。这 15 只股票包括超大规模云厂商和芯片厂商，6 月占这些基金美国国内股票的 27%，高于 ChatGPT 发布时的 12%，贡献了约 57% 的美股收益，且未计入海外股票、私募股权或私人债务中的 AI 敞口。报道还列举纽约暂停新建数据中心、宾夕法尼亚州财政部长反对数据中心扩张、加州工会要求养老金管理者评估 AI 对工人的影响等案例，指出这些监管者同时掌管着从 AI 企业获利的基金。
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原文用养老金持仓与地方政策立场的对照，呈现 AI 扩张中经济利益与监管态度的张力。
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WSJ: America’s public pensions now depend on the AI industry that the politicians who run them are turning against.
13 large US public pensions booked $138B in paper gains from AI stocks since late 2022.
Those 15 stocks, including hyperscalers and chipmakers, made up 27% of the funds’ domestic equity in June, up from 12% when ChatGPT launched.
That concentration drove roughly 57% of their US stock gains, without counting AI exposure through foreign shares, private equity or private debt.
> New York paused new data centers while its retirement fund’s AI holdings kept climbing. > Pennsylvania’s treasurer fights data-center growth while overseeing a pension holding billions in AI assets. > California union leaders want pension managers to weigh AI’s harm to workers while the state’s $650B fund backs data-center providers with $500M. > New York’s comptroller pressed tech firms over residents’ power, land and water fears while overseeing a fund profiting from those firms.