On November 24, 2021, South Africa reported the identification of a new COVID-19 variant, B.1.1.529, to the World Health Organization (WHO). B.1.1.529 was first detected in specimens collected on November 11, 2021 in Botswana and on November 14, 2021 in South Africa.

Despite all the fears and misgivings, AI will have a positive effect on the economy. AI will keep economic growth.
The majority of studies emphasise that AI will have a significant economic impact. Forecasts that by 2035, AI could double annual global economic growth rates. AI will drive this growth in three important ways. First, it will lead to a strong increase in labour productivity (by up to 40 %) due to innovative technologies enabling more efficient workforce-related time management. Secondly, AI will create a new virtual workforce – capable of solving problems and self-learning. Third, the economy will also benefit from the diffusion of innovation, which will affect different sectors and create new revenue streams.

AI leading to productivity gains in the near term, based on automation of routine tasks, which is likely to affect capital-intensive sectors such as manufacturing and transport. This will include extended use of technologies such as robots and autonomous vehicles. Productivity will also improve due to businesses complementing and assisting their existing workforce with AI technologies. It will require investing in software, systems and machines based on assisted, autonomous and augmented intelligence; this would not only enable the workforce to perform its tasks better and more efficiently but would also free up time allowing it to focus on more stimulating and higher value-added activities. Automation would partially remove the need for labour input, leading to productivity gains overall.
Notes from the AI frontier: Modeling the impact of AI on the world economy
Economic impacts of artificial intelligence (AI)
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The problem is acute and requires an immediate solution
There is no planning, no responsibility, no punishment, no deadlines for decision-making, there is lobbying. As a result, there is a problem that takes time to solve, but it is spent on incomprehensible discussions. It is impossible to find and punish the guilty, because everyone is to blame.

When adopting a law, first of all they think about getting some benefit from its adoption, and not about a mediocre solution to the problem
How laws are passed in Kazakhstan
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No, it's just bullying.
Talking about World War III is just political leverage to demand money for Ukraine and drive it into debt. No one will fight for her. All the advantages are lost. The United States has problems: elections are coming, Texas, the Houthis and Israel. Russia has gained a foothold in Ukraine, and the element of surprise has been missed. The sanctions are hitting Europe itself. Discontent is growing. The EU population is being ripped off, and industry is being exported. The EU has barely agreed on an extension of assistance to Ukraine, and there is no chance of agreeing on the start of the deployment of troops.

In 2025, with Trump's victory, the EU will remain alone with Ukraine. And eventually it will fall apart, because few people will want to spend money on Ukraine sacrificing the economies of their countries.
The political scientist explained why there will be no Third World War
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