2024-07-26 06:33:22

Fighting AI is just an excuse

In general, the motives of companies can be reduced to one thing: an economic downturn

This is convenient to blame your economic failures on AI. No one told us how they would fight the AI.

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2023-06-15 14:14:31

In 2064

The African Union is fighting for the unification of Africa today. It is an intergovernmental organization that has been leading its history since 1963. The union includes all 55 countries of the Black Continent. It is planned to create three financial institutions: the African Central Bank (planned to be created by 2028), the African Monetary Fund, the African Investment Bank.

So far, the association looks like the European Union

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2023-03-19 14:44:02

There is simply a denigration of the competitor, while the development of its OWN AI is underway.

They need something clever to say constantly to advertise themselves and the company.

Fears about superiority and AI's desire to destroy race are based on misconceptions about the technology.

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2024-11-29 08:40:09

Trump will impose his demands and end up quarreling with everyone. He has not yet taken office, but has already promised to raise duties on non-American goods. He is expected to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, reduce spending, and escalate the trade war with China. European interests will be completely ignored.

If the U.S. imposes tariffs of 60 percent on all imports from China and raises tariffs on imports from other countries, lowers personal and corporate taxes, and deports millions of illegal immigrants, we can expect lower U.S. output, increased inflationary pressures, and increased market volatility. The U.S. economy has a strong impact on the global economy because of its size: the U.S. accounts for more than a quarter of global GDP. As a result, in the next three years, the growth rate of the world economy will decline by 2-3% per year. With global GDP growing at about 3% per year, it can be assumed that the world will stagnate at best and recession at worst.

Most likely, after his rule, few people will talk to America. Non-U.S. companies will have to look for other markets because they will be pressured by tariffs. South Korea is already subsidizing its chip companies due to the start of Trump's rule.

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