AI Boom Sparks Growth Amid Regulatory Risks, Sorkin Warns of Bubble
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AI-driven market surge boosts optimism while regulatory guardrails erode, raising bubble risk per Andrew Ross Sorkin.
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Andrew Ross Sorkin is a renowned journalist, best known for his work as a financial columnist for *The New York Times* and as a co-anchor of CNBC's signature morning program, *Squawk Box*. Born and raised in New York, Sorkin began his career in journalism at a young age, starting to write for *The New York Times* in 1995 while still in high school. He graduated from Cornell University and joined the *Times* full-time, initially covering mergers and acquisitions from London before returning to New York in 2000 as the paper's chief M&A reporter[1][2][3]. In 2001, Sorkin founded *DealBook*, an online daily financial report published by *The New York Times*, which he continues to edit. His work has been widely recognized, including winning the Gerald Loeb Award for Best Business Book for his 2009 book, *Too Big to Fail*, which chronicled the 2008 financial crisis. The book was adapted into a successful HBO film, earning 11 Emmy nominations[2][3][4]. Sorkin is also the co-creator of the popular drama series *Billions* on Showtime[2][4]. Currently, Sorkin remains a prominent figure in business journalism, known for his incisive interviews with influential figures. He has received an Emmy for "Outstanding Live Interview" and continues to contribute to various media platforms, including regular appearances on CNBC and MSNBC[2][3]. Sorkin has been recognized for his contributions to journalism, including being named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2007 and being honored as a 2025 Cable Hall of Fame inductee[1][3]. His work continues to influence financial and business reporting, making him a central voice in contemporary media.
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