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T. ROWE PRICE LAUNCHES SEASON 6 OF "THE ANGLE" PODCAST SERIES WITH INVESTOR-FOCUSED LOOK AT AI ADOPTION

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T. Rowe Price (NASDAQ:TROW) launched season 6 of its podcast, “The Angle,” titled “AI at Work: From Promise to Impact.”

The July–August 2026 season features firm investment professionals discussing how artificial intelligence may shape companies, sectors, and the global economy, with episodes available on major podcast platforms.

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News Market Reaction – TROW

+2.13%
+2.13% Session close to close

In the Jul 1 session, TROW gained 2.13%, reflecting a moderate positive market reaction.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

Market Context

This announcement extends T. Rowe Price’s AI-focused thought leadership via its podcast, adding anot...
Analysis

This announcement extends T. Rowe Price’s AI-focused thought leadership via its podcast, adding another research-driven lens on adoption. With elevated short interest and recent net insider selling, investors may watch how consistently this AI branding resonates.

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Podcast season launch date: July 1, 2026
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Podcast season launch date July 1, 2026 Debut of "AI at Work: From Promise to Impact" season

Previous AI Reports

5 past events · Latest: Jun 17 (Positive)
Same Type Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Jun 17 AI podcast episode Positive -0.8% Podcast episode on Intel’s AI infrastructure and turnaround with CEO guest.
Jun 10 AI market outlook Positive +0.5% Midyear outlook linking AI, fragmentation and inflation to market structure.
Apr 02 AI future podcast Positive +0.3% Podcast on AI’s impact on human skills, industries and leadership decisions.
Feb 25 AI & connectivity talk Positive +0.5% C‑suite podcast with T‑Mobile CEO on connectivity, AI and disruption themes.
Oct 08 AI with OpenAI CFO Positive +0.0% Podcast discussion with OpenAI’s CFO on AGI, generative AI and business model.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

AI-themed thought-leadership and podcast content has usually led to small, mostly positive price moves, with only one modest negative reaction.

Key Terms

autonomous vehicles, agentic ai, technology stack, capital spending
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autonomous vehicles technical
"Physical AI: A deep dive into autonomous vehicles and robotics"
Vehicles that use on-board sensors, cameras and software to navigate and drive without a human actively controlling them; think of them as robotic chauffeurs that can perceive roads, make decisions and follow traffic rules. For investors, they matter because they can reshape transportation costs, create new revenue streams (rides, logistics, software) and change regulatory and liability risks, so their adoption affects manufacturers, tech suppliers, insurers and transportation demand.
agentic ai technical
"Change Agents: What agentic AI means for hardware and software"
Agentic AI refers to computer systems that can make their own decisions and take actions without needing someone to tell them what to do each time. It's like giving a robot a degree of independence to solve problems or achieve goals on its own, which matters because it could change how we work and interact with technology in everyday life.
technology stack technical
"what it could mean for the technology stack, from chips and memory to networking"
A technology stack is the collection of software, tools and underlying systems a company uses to build and run its digital products — think of it as the company’s technical toolbox and recipe. Investors care because the stack affects how quickly a business can launch features, scale to more users, control costs, and respond to security or maintenance problems; a modern, well-chosen stack can lower risk and support growth, while an outdated one can raise costs and slow progress.
capital spending financial
"as companies weigh the capital spending required to support more autonomous AI systems"
Capital spending is the money a company uses to buy, upgrade or maintain long-lasting physical assets like factories, machinery, buildings or major software systems — think of it as replacing or improving the company’s tools and workspace. Investors care because these investments shape future growth, production capacity and costs; heavy spending can signal expansion but reduces short-term cash available for dividends or debt repayment, while too little can limit future earnings.

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New season, "AI at Work: From Promise to Impact," examines where artificial intelligence may create lasting value, where expectations may be too high, and what investors should watch as adoption moves into the real economy

BALTIMORE, July 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The newest season of "The Angle from T. Rowe Price" podcast debuts today, where the global investment management firm and a leader in retirement convenes some of its leading investment professionals to help listeners separate myth from reality about the burgeoning artificial intelligence sector.

Titled "AI at Work: From Promise to Impact," the new season looks beyond the hype to examine how artificial intelligence is moving from promise to practical impact, where durable value may be created, where market expectations may be currently unrealistic, and how AI is reshaping companies, industries, and the global economy.

The series is hosted by T. Rowe Price global equity portfolio specialist Jennifer Martin. She is joined by equity portfolio managers Dave Eiswert, Tony Wang, Lee Sandquist, Dom Rizzo, Shaun Currie, Jon Friar; equity investment analyst Frank Shi; head of global fixed income Arif Husain; and chief U.S. economist Blerina Uruci. Episodes will be released throughout July and August and include:

  • AI and the great transformation: A global investor's view
    Dave Eiswert sets the stage for the season by assessing how AI is changing the competitive landscape, where infrastructure constraints could shape the pace of adoption, and why investors may need to look beyond the most visible technology companies to understand the broader opportunity set.
  • Physical AI: A deep dive into autonomous vehicles and robotics
    Tony Wang and Lee Sandquist examine how AI is beginning to move from software into the physical world, with potential implications for transportation, robotics, defense, and industrial automation—areas where commercialization timelines and investment outcomes may vary widely.
  • Change Agents: What agentic AI means for hardware and software
    Dom Rizzo and Frank Shi break down the rise of agentic AI and what it could mean for the technology stack, from chips and memory to networking and enterprise software, as companies weigh the capital spending required to support more autonomous AI systems.
  • AI and the global economy: Productivity, jobs, and inflation
    Arif Husain and Blerina Uruci discuss the macro questions AI is raising for markets and policymakers, including whether the technology can lift productivity, how it may affect labor demand and wage dynamics, and what those shifts could mean for inflation and interest rates.
  • AI Sleepers: The winners hiding in plain sight
    Shaun Currie and Jon Friar look at where AI-driven value creation could emerge outside the technology sector, highlighting how health care, industrials, financials, and consumer companies may benefit as adoption becomes more embedded in day-to-day operations.

"What makes this season timely is the number of unanswered questions investors are facing," said Martin. "The conversations are intended to bring a research-driven lens to those questions; from how companies are funding AI ambitions to which industries may see meaningful change first and to help listeners separate near-term excitement from longer-term investment implications."

The new season brings together multiple perspectives from across T. Rowe Price's global investment organization, highlighting how fundamental research and active management can help investors assess both the opportunities and risks emerging as AI moves more deeply into the real economy.

Episodes of "The Angle" are available across multiple platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Future episodes will be announced as they are produced. For more information on the podcast please click here.

ABOUT "THE ANGLE"

"The Angle" podcast brings listeners dynamic insights on the forces shaping financial markets, featuring the T. Rowe Price global investing team and special guests. Through engaging conversations, "The Angle" aims to foster curiosity by asking better questions and delivering better insights, allowing investors to gain a deeper understanding of today's evolving market themes.

Launched in 2024, "The Angle" has explored a range of investment-themed topics, including the blue economy, artificial intelligence, the 2024 U.S. presidential election, energy, forward-looking expectations for global markets, and key market drivers from the perspectives of some of the world's leading CEOs.

"The Angle" is T. Rowe Price's second podcast series. "CONFIDENT CONVERSATIONS® on Retirement," which features T. Rowe Price experts sharing their perspectives on retirement-related topics, is in its fourth season.

ABOUT T. ROWE PRICE

Founded in 1937, T. Rowe Price (NASDAQ: TROW) helps people around the world achieve their long-term investment goals. As a large global asset management company known for investment excellence, retirement leadership, and independent proprietary research, the firm is built on a culture of integrity that puts client interests first. Investors rely on the award-winning firm for its retirement expertise and active management approach of equity, fixed income, alternatives, and multi-asset investment capabilities. T. Rowe Price manages USD $1.89 trillion in assets under management as of May 31, 2026, and serves millions of clients globally. News and other updates can be found on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, and troweprice.com/newsroom.

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FAQ

What is season 6 of T. Rowe Price (TROW) podcast "The Angle" about?

Season 6 of "The Angle" focuses on how artificial intelligence moves from promise to practical impact. According to T. Rowe Price, it explores where AI may create durable value, where expectations could be too high, and what investors should monitor as adoption spreads.

When does season 6 of T. Rowe Price (TROW) podcast "The Angle" on AI adoption air?

Season 6 of "The Angle" debuts on July 1, 2026, with episodes released through July and August. According to T. Rowe Price, the series rolls out multiple AI-focused conversations over the summer across leading podcast platforms.

Who are the key speakers in T. Rowe Price (TROW) "The Angle" AI podcast season?

Season 6 is hosted by global equity portfolio specialist Jennifer Martin and features several senior investment professionals. According to T. Rowe Price, guests include equity portfolio managers, an equity analyst, the head of global fixed income, and the chief U.S. economist.

Where can investors listen to T. Rowe Price (TROW) "The Angle" AI at Work season?

Investors can listen to "The Angle" on major podcast platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts. According to T. Rowe Price, episodes from the "AI at Work: From Promise to Impact" season will be released throughout July and August 2026.

What AI investment themes does T. Rowe Price (TROW) cover in "The Angle" season 6?

The season covers AI’s impact on competition, infrastructure, autonomous vehicles, robotics, hardware, software, jobs, and inflation. According to T. Rowe Price, it also explores AI opportunities in health care, industrials, financials, and consumer sectors beyond the core technology industry.