The Key to Responsible AI Development
Generative AI will change the world, whether we like it or not. At this pivotal moment in the technology’s development, public and private stakeholders must
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Here’s How Supply Chains Are Being Reshaped for a New Era of Global Trade – WSJ
When a measure of strains on global supply chains fell earlier this year to levels last seen before the Covid-19 pandemic, it signaled to some
UK inflation will fall rapidly, says ex-Bank of England economist – The Guardian
The former chief economist of the Bank of England has predicted that inflation will fall rapidly in the coming months, and advised interest rate setters
Microsoft-backed tech group pushes for AI regulation: Here’s what it’s suggesting – CNBC
BSA, a tech advocacy group backed in part by Microsoft, is advocating for rules governing the use of artificial intelligence in national privacy legislation, according
Why the Banking Mess Isn’t Over – WSJ
The panic phase of the past month’s banking crisis may be ending. The big question now is how much of a hit the economy faces
Tech sector drives rise in profit warnings from UK companies – The Financial Times
A surge in profit warnings by technology businesses drove a prolific first quarter for such announcements from UK-listed companies as economic uncertainty led to delayed
Americans view crypto investing as unreliable. They’re right – The Washington Post
Cryptocurrency investing is like going to a ritzy casino — the sights and sounds of winning don’t mean the vast majority of people are richer than
World Economic Outlook Shows Economies Facing High Uncertainty
Our latest World Economic Outlook forecasts that growth will slow from 3.4 percent last year to 2.8 percent this year. Growth is then expected to
How can the UK tackle double-digit inflation? – The Guardian
Inflation has remained stubbornly high in the UK, with the latest data released this week showing it dropped only slightly in March, staying above 10%
Development finance needs to be bolder – The Economist
For cash-strapped governments, development-finance institutions (DFIS) offer an understandably alluring vision: that of development executed by the private sector at little cost to the state.