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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh expressed optimism that artificial intelligence could boost productivity and wealth in economies that effectively harness the technology. He cautioned that the transition would be "very bumpy" and that AI's short-term impact on employment remains uncertain.
Read the original →AI can help experienced workers overcome credential barriers and expand access to better jobs. It can also give strong performers a second chance at work.
Read the original →The growing use of artificial intelligence is fueling debate in Eastern Carolina over the data centers that power the technology.
Read the original →HD Hyundai Electric is partnering with LG CNS to expand its business in power infrastructure.
Read the original →Humans First, a conservative-led group advocating for stronger AI guardrails, has released an "America First AI Policy" platform.
Read the original →Fed Chair Kevin Warsh told the IMF in Bangkok that AI will reshape how the Fed sets rates.
Read the original →IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva said on Friday that the risks of artificial intelligence may exceed its opportunities if no adequate safeguards and ethical framework are put in place. She backed a blend of industry self-regulation and input from key governments.
Read the original →Anthropic, the US developer of the generative AI Claude, has opened an office in Singapore and signed a memorandum of understanding with the country's Ministry of Digital Development and Information (MDDI), according to a report dated October 14.
Read the original →Fed Chair Kevin Warsh said on the 16th that countries that use AI well will see higher productivity and more wealth. He added that the road to reach that point is likely to be very difficult from here.
Read the original →The piece says AI is here and is already having a profound impact on the global economy.
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