Get clarity on the AI race to fill workforce gaps, control global infrastructure and the corresponding pressure to protect the planet.
A clear-eyed look at AI's productivity claims and why younger workers and routine entry-level roles face the greatest disruption.
Learn which chokepoints sit beneath every AI model and why the benefit goes to whoever controls them.
Could AI ease the pressure on stretched healthcare systems as populations age? Is the FDA signalling a longer route for generative tools into clinical use?
Explore how AI is reshaping defence, cyber security and biosecurity, and why these are the least mature and most asymmetric exposures in the AI story.
Find out why data centre emissions could more than double by 2030 and the power sector decarbonisation constraint.
See why AI's efficiency gains at the mine face won't reduce the minerals its build-out needs, but make it cheaper to extract more, and why the wider costs tend not to appear in tech company disclosures.
Learn how AI is filling the gap left by an ageing farm workforce, and why one compromised model could have the reach of a weather event.
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$1tn
Forecast global AI investment in 2026
Goldman Sachs
37%
The share of young workers globally in jobs with medium to high exposure to AI-driven change, according to PwC and World Economic Forum
643 MtCO₂
Potential data-centre emissions by 2030 without grid decarbonisation, more than double the current rate
Allianz