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How AI is replacing English as the worldâs second language | The National (opens the original)
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For decades, we told people that if they wanted to succeed in a global economy, they needed to speak English. You could be an engineer in Seoul, an entrepreneur in Abu Dhabi, a civil servant in Singapore or a banker in Paris; English might not be your first language, but it must be your second if you want to compete and trade globally as it became, over the past century, the common language of international business, technology, academia and diplomacy. Today, we are entering a similar moment, ex
AI is showing the corporate world why small is beautiful | The National (opens the original)
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For most of the past two centuries, the economics of business rewarded scale. The bigger the factory, distribution network, workforce or balance sheet, the harder a company was to challenge. Size brought purchasing power, access to capital, armies of specialists and the ability to spread costs across millions of customers. Modern corporations were built around a simple assumption: successful companies become big companies. This is now changing, and fast, driven by the power of artificial intelli
For young job seekers, sustainability cannot only be a target for 2050 | The National (opens the original)
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The corporate worldâs eternal challenge is how to get the right balance between short, medium and long-term goals. This is now especially true in the sustainability domain. For much of the past two decades, the sustainability debate has focused on carbon, which is critical for our future, but the next decade needs to begin to focus on jobs, critical for our present. That does not mean abandoning climate ambition. Far from it. However, it does mean recognising an uncomfortable political and eco
Sovereign capital more than oil will define the Gulf's next decade | The National (opens the original)
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Every day, the headlines give us fresh reason to worry about the Middle East. Conflict continues in Gaza, shipping routes through the Red Sea have been disrupted, and tensions involving Iran, Israel and the US have escalated into open conflict. Oil prices fluctuate with every diplomatic statement, and markets react instantly to every new development. Investors and business people are right to be worried, but no one should confuse volatility with decline. Beneath these headlines, another quieter,
The future will not belong exclusively to either humans or machines | The National (opens the original)
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Wherever AI is discussed today, whether in boardrooms, universities or government, the conversation eventually converges on the same question: if AI continues to improve at its current pace, what will remain for people to do? It is no longer a speculative debate. Goldman Sachs estimates that AI could affect about 300 million full-time jobs globally. McKinsey suggests that as much as 30 per cent of current working hours could eventually be automated, and the World Economic Forum expects millions
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