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IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned that central banks need to consider the risk of weakening growth fueled by artificial intelligence when deciding their next steps in controlling inflation.
Read the original →Executives are now overwhelmed by meaningless "workslop", according to the description. They are starting to change their tone about the use of AI at work.
Read the original →New small business formation is rising among owners who can grow with AI serving in finance, marketing and design roles. This eliminates the need for hiring.
Read the original →Microsoft's AI Economy Institute (AIEI) has announced its fourth global research funding opportunity. It invites qualified researchers to apply.
Read the original →Mathematicians are struggling as AI upends their field. A prominent math professor says a little charisma will help researchers set themselves apart.
Read the original →Small business formation is surging as AI handles finance, marketing and design roles for solo owners.
Read the original →The item covers the biggest news and controversies surrounding data centers.
Read the original →The post collects articles and news clips on AI and data center issues from last week.
Read the original →Nvidia commits billions to CoWoS packaging at Siliconware. TSMC is weighing 3D-DRAM production.
Read the original →Julia Becker, chair of the FUNKE Mediengruppe, criticized Google over its AI summaries.
Read the original →AI integration work is making up a growing share of revenue at Indian IT services firms. Concerns had earlier been raised that AI would take their work away. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys reported July-September 2026 results in October, with AI integration work, which builds AI into clients' existing systems and business processes, accounting for more than 10% of total revenue.
Read the original →Elon Musk argues that advanced intelligence could fully meet all human needs, from healthcare to income.
Read the original →The piece reviews Biden-era industrial policy and the technology stock market cycle. It analyzes the contest between the two parties over the CHIPS Act, power grid approvals and data center buildout. It concludes that AI company valuations are set by capital expenditure and verification of earnings, not simple political labels.
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