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Japan intelligence agency kicks off with focus on industrial espionage

Gulf countries can't build their knowledge economies of the future on their own. The post Why GCC integration matters more than ever appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Commercialisation does not always mean corruption

Both countries would need to use any delay in exiting “least developed country” status to advance structural changes to their economies. The post Nepal and Bangladesh are delaying LDC graduation. Now comes the hard part. appeared first on Atlantic Council.

For anyone worried about the gargantuan costs of developing artificial-intelligence infrastructure, it was comforting to think that Big Tech firms could just turn off the spending taps if demand for chatbots and coding tools didn’t pan out. That’s starting to look like wishful thinking.

The impact of the recent pause in US dollar shipments to Iraq is far less severe than many assume, because Iraq's economy has modernized. The post US dollar shipments to Iraq are a molehill, not a mountain appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Read the full article here The post Nikoladze quoted in Al Jazeera on India’s trade-off between energy security and US tariff risk. appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Gulf countries can't build their knowledge economies of the future on their own. The post Why GCC integration matters more than ever appeared first on Atlantic Council.

For anyone worried about the gargantuan costs of developing artificial-intelligence infrastructure, it was comforting to think that Big Tech firms could just turn off the spending taps if demand for chatbots and coding tools didn’t pan out. That’s starting to look like wishful thinking.

Artificial intelligence is already transforming warfare, whether it’s waged by missile, drone or satellite; on land or sea, or in the air, space or cyberspace. Perhaps the most terrifying prospect, though, is what awaits us when AI properly meets weapons of mass destruction, especially the diabolica