Humanity’s needs are rising — can AI pick up the slack?
At this year's #AIforGood Summit, our Global Stage discussion examines how AI can help humanitarian institutions on the frontlines of crises and shortfalls. Our panel comprises @UN_PGA, @gioasempre, @HeadUNDRR, Prof. Celeste Saulo of the @WMO, and @Microsoft's @BradSmi with @TonyMaciulis moderating. Catch the live premiere on Thursday, July 9th at 11am ET at https://t.co/A9KgnnFvKe.
Who benefits from AI and who is left behind?
Sarah Steinberg talks about the disproportionate impact of AI on women, warning that without inclusive workforce strategies, economies risk leaving half the population behind, constraining growth potential.
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🚨On March 18, join us for an in-person taping of GZERO World with Ian Bremmer!
@ianbremmer will interview US politician and diplomat @RahmEmanuel at New York's @92ndStreetY in front of a live audience.
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Iran fired more than 1,200 missiles and drones in the first 48 hours of the war, an acknowledgment that it is in a race to saturate its enemies' air defenses before its own stockpiles of weapons collapse. Here’s a map of all the countries at risk of Iranian attacks as this conflict teeters on a drawn-out war.
The conflict in Iran has rocked oil markets, as the Islamic Republic has started hitting vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly 20% of the world's oil supply passes.
This morning, the US and Israel launched a series of strikes on Iran and President Trump called for Iranians to rise up against the regime. At the Munich Security Conference earlier this month, Carnegie Endowment for Peace's @ksadjadpour told @ianbremmer that Many in Iran are “just waiting for Ayatollah Khamenei to die."
Thanks @nytimesarts for showcasing our Puppet Regime series, which is produced by our team at GZERO Media, a subsidiary of @EurasiaGroup.
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Which global issues loom largest for these nations? In a report from @MunSecConf, respondents in 11 countries expressed their levels of concern for a variety of political risks in 2024 and again in 2025. This #GraphicTruth shows how some topics faded in importance, but one risk in particular saw the sharpest uptick across nearly all the countries surveyed — the United States. #MSC2026
"We need to think fundamentally differently about these AIs. They're more like alien beings," @geoffreyhinton tells @ianbremmer
🎧 Listen to the latest episode of the #GZEROWorld podcast here: https://t.co/eUS31yRTrQ