Philip Jefferson on AI, Inflation & Fed Credibility
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson discusses inflation concerns, economic shocks, Fed credibility and AI.
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Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson discusses inflation concerns, economic shocks, Fed credibility and AI.
Read the original →The description says that working out how much money is flowing into AI infrastructure and services is becoming difficult.
Read the original →TD names three conditions that would have to occur. It says deployment across firms remains gradual and uneven.
Read the original →Productivity may take off once businesses reimagine their processes. The piece says that reimagining is really about driving growth.
Read the original →Industry leaders at Sibos discuss how to manage AI anxiety among the workforce, build employee trust and reshape banking talent.
Read the original →According to Robert Half, 72% of bosses will raise pay for recruits with AI skills. Job-seekers in Silicon Valley have the best odds of earning more.
Read the original →Adult CUNY and SUNY students who previously graduated from college can enroll tuition-free in select “high-demand” associate degree programs.
Read the original →The top 50 global and North American automation suppliers are repositioning around software, AI, simulation, data platforms, lifecycle management and other functions.
Read the original →A European Central Bank blog post says businesses across the eurozone expect to rely “overwhelmingly” on their own resources to finance their use of AI.
Read the original →Stuart Kaiser, head of U.S. equity trading strategy at Citi, said power generation remains an attractive medium-term AI theme. He said the firm in September urged caution ahead of the elections over affordability and power-cost headlines, speaking in an interview with Bloomberg.
Read the original →According to the 2026 edition of the Analysis of the Labour Economy, published by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare on September 29, generative AI has spread in Japan.
Read the original →BOJ Deputy Governor Uchida said in a speech on October 5 that AI is moving key variables such as demand, productivity, stock prices, long-term interest rates and employment.
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