AI stocks fell around the world on Monday.

Leaders in the industry said AI should slow down.

They said this is safer for people.

Oil prices went up early too.

The 10-year Treasury yield hit 5% for a short time.

But many non-AI stocks went up.

Oil prices also went down at midday.

So Wall Street losses were small.

The S&P 500 fell only 0.5%.

More stocks went up than down.

The Dow fell 152 points, or 0.3%.

The Nasdaq fell 0.6%.

It was down 1.3% early, then it came back.

AI stocks were already weak.

People worried their prices were too high.

Then Dario Amodei spoke.

He is the CEO of Anthropic.

He said the world should slow down AI.

He said AI is not safe.

Nvidia fell 3.4%.

It hurt the market the most.

SpaceX fell 2%.

Elon Musk said he agrees with Amodei.

SoftBank Group fell 10.7% in Tokyo.

Sam Altman also said AI should slow down.

He is from OpenAI.

Altman told Fortune that OpenAI will wait.

It will sell its stock next year.

So SoftBank and other early investors wait for money.

South Korea's Kospi fell 3.3%.

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix lost value.

President Donald Trump said AI does not need to slow down.

He said he worries about China.

He said on social media that a strong president is enough.

Some software stocks went up.

They include Intuit, Autodesk, and Adobe.

Oil prices kept going up.

Fighting in the Middle East cut oil supplies.

Brent rose 1% to $105.68.

It was near $110 before.

The 10-year Treasury yield later went down to 4.98%.