Ten Things has no answers this week. Only questions.
Is anyone actually losing their job to AI?
Why are Canadians and Americans much more pessimistic about AI than the rest of the world?
Why are political lefties twice as likely as the right to consider day-to-day challenges a mental health problem?
Is shareholder primacy a good idea when 1% of earners own 50% of capital markets?
What’s the value of collecting and curating and distributing charts? I’ll take a stab at this. It’s not that charts answer anything, but they help sharpen the quality of your questions.
Until next week, friends.
So, not a bubble?
Source: Bloomberg
Do you know anyone who’s actually lost their job to AI?
Source: Semafor
What accounts for these differences? A fascinating puzzle.
Source: Semafor
Here’s another puzzle. What’s your hypothesis?
Source: Financial Times
Do we re-think shareholder primacy in lightof this? Should we?
Source: Reuters
Carney giveth, Carney taketh away.
Source: The Globe and Mail
Can’t wait to read another hype piece about an SMR that’s over budget and delayed.
Source: Semafor
2050 isn’t that far off. The scale of opportunity (and challenges) in Africa is extraordinary.
Source: The Economist
The s-curve transition strikes again.
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