Elon Musk says AI will take all our jobs – CNN
Elon Musk says artificial intelligence will take all our jobs and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. “Probably none of us will have a job,”
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Can the rich world escape its baby crisis? – The Economist
Three decades ago, when women now entering their 40s became fertile, East Asian governments had reason to celebrate. If a South Korean woman behaved the
The new landscape of digital learning: 2024 and beyond
Trends and Innovations in the Future of Digital Training. Right now, the learning industry is at the intersection of two key trends: rapid technological innovation
Eurozone Rebound Continues Apace as Germany Powers Recovery, Surveys Show – WSJ
Germany led a continued recovery in eurozone economic activity in May, according to business surveys, adding to signs that global growth is becoming less reliant
G-7 Finance Chiefs Are Once Again Sidelining Their Debt Load – Bloomberg
Group of Seven finance chiefs meeting in Italy are failing to address a key issue: their own debt. Despite a trajectory of rising borrowings and
US Jobless Claims Post Biggest Back-to-Back Drop Since September – Bloomberg
Initial applications for US unemployment benefits fell last week, remaining subdued as both demand for workers and layoffs ease. Initial claims decreased by 8,000 to
Nvidia’s revenue soars 262% on record AI chip demand – The Financial Times
Record sales of artificial intelligence chips sent Nvidia’s revenue soaring 262 per cent in the past quarter, beating lofty expectations, and its chief executive said
Euro-Zone Wage Growth Picks Up in Inflation Warning to ECB – Bloomberg
A key gauge of euro-area wages failed to slow at the start of 2024 — a warning sign to European Central Bank officials counting on a slowdown
PODCAST: Rethinking identity in a fractured America
As trust in institutions plummets and many people search for shared values, what is the state of American identity? This bonus “Impromptu” episode features a
The Global Economy Is More Vulnerable Than It Seems
World leaders are so preoccupied with wars, power struggles, social tensions, and political polarization that they appear largely unwilling to invest in preserving global economic