My Worst Case for the AI-Fueled Economy
The author sets out what concerns them most about the future of the economy. The piece also covers Warsh's latest speech, the market rebound and the charts.
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The author sets out what concerns them most about the future of the economy. The piece also covers Warsh's latest speech, the market rebound and the charts.
Read the original →Fed Chair Kevin Warsh says the global economy is more resilient than he expected. He calls AI the biggest economic shift of his lifetime. He gave no signal on the Fed's 28 October rate decision.
Read the original →AI can help junior employees learn faster, not just eliminate entry-level tasks. The key is redesigning teams so people develop judgment alongside AI.
Read the original →Organizations are steadily increasing hiring to meet AI implementation goals. According to Dice's latest jobs report, there has been a slight hiring shift toward skills such as AI ethics and responsibility, as well as risk management.
Read the original →New research from McKinsey suggests the U.S. economy could create more jobs over the next decade than automation replaces.
Read the original →Graduates are finding it increasingly hard to find a job, and unemployment in that group has risen over the past year. One reason is that many entry level jobs are being replaced by AI.
Read the original →CAIS' Wage Loss Dashboard puts AI-related job cuts into dollars and cents.
Read the original →The United States is making an unprecedented attempt to revive three shuttered nuclear plants. The effort aims to meet growing demand, especially from data centers.
Read the original →The global data center transformer market is benefiting from rising electricity demand, AI infrastructure expansion and investments in power equipment manufacturing. According to Precedence Research, the market is projected to grow from USD 9.58 billion in 2027 to USD 17.98 billion by 2036, a compound annual growth rate of 7.25%.
Read the original →The artificial intelligence boom is setting off a global race for money. Central bankers are contemplating a future in which interest rates stay higher and governments need more funds. The report is dated Bangkok, Oct 16 (Reuters).
Read the original →Semtech is targeting more than doubling its data center revenue in financial 2028 and 2029. Baird reaffirmed its 'outperform' rating.
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