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AI productivity has expanded faster than the testing, skills and governance needed to control it. Related Articles: Cognitive Outsourcing at Work: Why AI

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Evaluation is the main risk point, where greater trust in AI is associated with less critical scrutiny. Related Articles: Cognitive Outsourcing at Work: W

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Note: Accurate peer information changes managers’ beliefs and raises planned AI investment by 1.8 percentage points. Related article: Europe’s AI Bo

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Note: Europe’s average worker AI use trails the United States by 11 percentage points, with a much wider gap in Italy. Related article: Europe’s AI B

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Note: Deployment delay can destroy more value than higher electricity prices or lost tax incentives, making time to power central to investment. Related article:

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Note: Labour’s income share was already declining before widespread generative AI, leaving less room for further shifts toward capital. Related article:

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Note: Similar exposure scores can conceal different task structures—and therefore different displacement risks. Related article: Why AI Fis

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Note: Critical-material risk becomes strategic when supplier concentration meets weak substitution options. Related article: Europe’s China Risk Is Not

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Note: Better screening shows that Europe’s dependency problem is narrower than headline import shares suggest. Related article: Europe’s China Risk Is N

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Note: Battery capacity is expanding, but the centre of gravity remains outside Europe.

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Note: Europe’s exposure is not confined to one sector.

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 LLM advice smooths consumption across the life cycle, but the result depends on complete household information. Related Articles: Wh

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Reported gains exceed productivity growth implied by revenue and employment changes in every sector, with the largest expected effects in high-skill services and finance. Related Articles:

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Chinese suppliers have gained substantial domestic market share, but shipment volume alone does not establish parity in usable frontier compute. Related Articles:

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AI news use remains limited, but persistent sourcing and accuracy failures make verification an immediate policy concern. Related Articles:

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 AI summaries increasingly turn search into a destination, reducing the traffic returned to original sources. Related Articles:

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Grid connection times have stretched to five years, turning time-to-power into a decisive constraint on AI investment. Related Articles: The AI Race Ne

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A single project delay can reorder national competitiveness and shift strategic advantage between countries. Related Articles: Time-to-Power Is the New Test of A

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Foreign AI adoption can lower import prices, but non-adopting countries face competitiveness losses through weaker exports and lower global sales. Related Articles:

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