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BlockBeats News, June 27th - Citrini Research, the organization behind the "AI Doomsday Report," released a new research report stating that despite the AI hype bringing up discussions on data centers, computing power, and electricity bottlenecks, it has become overcrowded. A large amount of intellectual and model resources have been focused on a single AI narrative, leading to other areas being under-allocated, under-modeled, and neglected, which could trigger a rotation of funds to forgotten topics. The article lists five specific themes and suggests that investors pay attention to opportunities in the life science cycle, high-end residential/retirement housing, the fintech renaissance, airlines, and other areas that have been mistakenly killed. Citrini Research, a research organization with significant market influence, previously issued a report in February of this year introducing the concept of a "global intelligence crisis," warning that AI could lead to a "race to the bottom" for knowledge-based jobs, disrupting the industry and credit chain built around white-collar productivity. This report subsequently caused a sharp drop in the US stock market.

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on June 27 that after two strong earthquakes in Venezuela, on June 26 local time, Paola Eneu, Venezuela's Minister of People's Power for Oil and Gas, stated that oil production was not affected by the earthquakes. In a media interview, Eneu said Venezuela's current daily crude oil output is 1.2 million barrels, the government has assessed the domestic inventory situation, and the supply of natural gas and fuel is guaranteed. "We are operating normally, all oil wells are functioning and producing." It is reported that feedback from the management of Venezuelan oil companies and oilfield workers indicated that oil and gas facilities were not severely impacted. Earlier reports suggested that initial assessments showed Venezuela's large oil and gas facilities sustained limited damage in the quakes due to being far from affected cities, but power shortages could potentially impact oil output.```

Sources reveal that Tencent is currently evaluating its minority stakes in overseas studios one by one. For assets whose synergistic value has disappeared or whose returns have fallen short of expectations, Tencent is reportedly willing to sell these stakes back to the original management teams at a discount, even at a loss, to complete its exit. In response to these moves, Tencent stated: “Gaming is one of Tencent’s core businesses. We will continue to fully support our portfolio companies and remain committed to long-term focus and investment in the Japanese gaming market.” (Sina Tech)