HeyJaredAll That I Have Met
All That I Have Met, a long-form conversation series with people best equipped to explain the world we’re living in — not the usual suspects, but the ones rarely in the news cycle, let alone being asked the right questions. Less opinion, more facts. Lots of depth. And zero rage.
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How Bad Is It? Princeton Historian Julian Zelizer on American Democracy and Political Power (opens the original)
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Congress is weaker. The presidency is stronger. Political parties are more polarised. And the Supreme Court now sits at the centre of some of America’s most contentious political debates. How did we get here? And is this moment as unprecedented as it feels? Julian Zelizer is one of the few people equipped to answer those questions. He is the Malcolm Stevenson Forbes, Class of 1941 Professor of History and Public Affairs at Princeton University, author of more than twenty books on American politi
Who Owns Intelligence and How Should It Be Priced? (opens the original)
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“The token is a measure of input. It’s not a measure of output.” That observation, from economist Michael Power, goes to the heart of this conversation — the possibility we are fundamentally mispricing and misreading the AI boom. Michael Power spent two decades as Global Strategist at Ninety One, formerly Investec Asset Management. Steven Boykey Sidley spent years as Group Chief Technology Officer at a prominent Fortune 500 company before becoming Professor of Practice at the Johannesburg Busine
International Crisis Group President Comfort Ero on Wars Rising and Imperfect Peace (opens the original)
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“It’s not a beauty contest. There is no one path to resolution.” In a world with sixty active conflicts, the President and CEO of the International Crisis Group isn’t looking for a silver bullet. She’s looking for openings. Founded in 1995 in response to the failures of Somalia, Rwanda and Bosnia, the ICG has a mission that couldn’t be more straightforward: When war looms, sound the alarm. When it breaks out, work to stop it. When it drags on, find ways to alleviate the suffering it causes. Ero
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