HeyJaredPeter Switzer
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Clear and Present Danger: rogue AI and the $37 billion threat to business - Switzer (opens the original)
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World, we have a problem. It’s the potential of AI agents to go rogue and, apart from threatening the lives of everyone in the world, its threat to cybersecurity has experts telling us that Australian businesses could lose $37 billion by 2030. AI agents are well-known software systems that answer your questions, perform tasks and can even think for themselves to ensure greater assistance to their ‘master’: you! But the problem is that these AI agents, such as Claude or ChatGPT, are starting to a
Jobless numbers jump: will this KO a Cup Day rate rise? - Switzer (opens the original)
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Psst. Want to hear a secret? Economists don’t know what’s going on but it doesn’t stop me from reading and interviewing them! In simple terms, I respect them, but I know they are fallible. Why? It’s because economies are complicated and just yesterday I did a speech in Kuala Lumpur for an Australian group where I argued that when it comes to what is going on with our economy and its global counterpart, and especially that of the US, this time it’s all different. We’ve never had a POTUS like Dona
Could peace break the RBA’s rate rise reign of terror? - Switzer (opens the original)
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Today brings the latest unemployment number and those in the mortgage belt worried about news stories that say two or three rate rises could be on the cards, should be hoping that economists tipping a jobless rate of 4.5% are wrong. The simple story about the dismal science called economics is that a more worrying labour market is what the Reserve Bank board wants to see. And as I ponder the possibility that the future unemployed Australians will come to the rescue of interest rate sufferers by
Could a wave of builder collapses be enough to stop the RBA hiking rates? - Switzer (opens the original)
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If there’s one thing that could make our Reserve Bank hesitant about raising interest rates, it will be the news that the building industry has seen a run of construction company collapses since the failure of Bathla. Insolvencies in the sector hit a record 941 in August, which could be a prelude to a wider problem for the overall economy. And that’s going to be a big discussion point for the RBA board before it hands down its highly anticipated interest rate decision on September 29. This ‘buil
Is Chalmers cooking the productivity books or has he found the secret sauce? - Switzer (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has two sides. One side takes actions to stimulate the US economy via business supportive policies, which sometimes are outside the square. The other side manipulates his media messages, which have proven to be unreliable, with his many “war is over” public revelations being a case in point. And news out today tells us Treasurer Chalmers seems to be taking Trump lessons on delivering dodgy media releases, while unfortunately he’s yet to take a Trump tutorial on how to back business.
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