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- Sep 27, 2026
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When AI thinks for us: The risk of cognitive surrender (opens the original)
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As AI applications in education continue to expand, students and teachers use AI applications to research, make decisions, create content, and perform a variety of other tasks. Even universities have started changing their curricula to teach students about different forms of artificial intelligence. Eventually, knowing about and using artificial intelligence will be as essential as knowing and using computers and the internet. As more innovations emerge in artificial intelligence, a host of ethi
The New Architecture of Global Cooperation (opens the original)
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The emerging new global order is marked by intense competition leading to increasingly polarized societies in many countries. Unprecedented technological advances, geopolitical and geo-economic trigger points, and the reconfiguration of global supply chains mark this era. Together, they are creating contested and constricted norms as major powers reshape global influence, regional stability, and erode trust. Geopolitical intelligence is at the heart of corporate decision-making as companies navi
The Evolving Internet (opens the original)
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The Internet is changing with new protocols, players, and models; keeping pace with the speed of change is becoming nearly impossible. The main innovation that skyrocketed Internet growth was the World Wide Web, which created seamless worldwide access to information. This innovation was further driven by the web becoming open and accessible. The Internet has grown into an infrastructure of global connections among people, businesses, governments, and devices. A couple of vital questions face con
AI ushers in a new era of creative destruction (opens the original)
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Joseph Schumpeter, an Austrian-born economist, describes capitalism in his 1942 book ‘Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy’ as a dynamic process. Schumpeter writes that through this continuous process, new firms, products, technologies, and methods of production are continuously replaced with new ones. Schumpeter states that it ‘destroys’ old economic structures while creating new ones, a process known as creative destruction. Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt jointly shared half of the 2025 Sveri
Structural reconfiguration of the global supply chain (opens the original)
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For decades, legacy supply chains were built on a simple logic of linear efficiency and abundance. A linear supply chain is the straight sequential movement of goods from the producer to the consumer. The approach was to concentrate manufacturing in the lowest-cost regions and rely heavily on a small number of dominant ports and chokepoints. The global supply chain was defined by scale, cost optimisation and globalisation. Earlier pillars of the global supply chain, such as institutional stabili
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