AI: a new industrial revolution
JD Vance outlines the AI policies of the Trump administration, prioritising innovation, deregulation, protection of free speech and US workers in what he likened to the dawn of a new industrial revolution
Read moreJD Vance outlines the AI policies of the Trump administration, prioritising innovation, deregulation, protection of free speech and US workers in what he likened to the dawn of a new industrial revolution
Read moreFinancial institutions are rapidly embracing AI. Jon Danielsson argues that AI introduces novel stability risks that the financial authorities may be unprepared for, raising the spectre of faster, more vicious financial crises
Read moreWhat is the end goal of the fintech revolution? Patrick Harker focuses upon the risks of artificial intelligence and machine learning to the financial system
Read moreBertin Martens explores why EU AI investment has fallen behind the US and the types of market failure that may have led to that situation, and considers an EU artificial intelligence strategy
Read moreBertin Martens explores the tension between rapidly increasing artificial intelligence investment costs and the slower pace of productivity growth, raising concerns about a potential ‘economic winter’ for AI
Read moreA new workplace revolution is transforming the workplace forever. Jonathan Sharp considers how companies can stay connected and engaged with employees
Read moreFailing is a part of life. Jonathan Sharp discusses how the fear of failure stunts growth and innovation and the role solution providers have in reducing anxiety
Read moreThe banking sector is transforming rapidly. Luigi Wewege explores why fintech collaboration is reshaping the banking industry, the benefits it brings, and the challenges it presents
Read moreCustomer satisfaction is declining. Jonathan Sharp discusses the demise of customer experience and how companies can use technology to better manage the relationship
Read moreArtificial intelligence and automation have implications for tax policy. Spencer Bastani and Daniel Waldenström discuss how the economic impact of new technologies is relevant to the taxation of labour and capital
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