Rebecca Choong Wilkins

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209 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 30 Jul

Rebecca Choong Wilkins’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And in some ways, I think Asian nations think about, for example, Taiwan or South Korea, because they are in some ways on the frontier of some of that AI tech.
We're going to see these dynamics really play out in Asia for the first time.
This real divide between the haves and have nots and people who accrue enormous wealth because they are in some ways exposed to that AI chip making boom and those who are left behind.
And it's a big problem for governments here.
I just want to jump into Walter's point there, because as he says, he is an employer, right?
And so one question has been, if you use AI to sort of streamline some of your basic, let's say, research tasks, for example, the stuff that maybe a junior associate would come in and do in your firm, what do you see as the pipeline for these kind of entry-level jobs into a firm like yours these days?
Oh, God, I knew that was going to be the follow-up.
That is also on the watch list.
It's just stuff you've been giving me, Rahul.
Four years of programmes.
I cannot believe that Walter... With my grating seats, water being thrown across.
Yeah, yeah, the floor works.
Hello.
Certainly not walking out, at least not yet.
I was trying to think of an incredibly dramatic moment that I walked out, but I think the last thing I ever walked out was actually Cats, the movie.
Embarrassingly.
Yeah, that's right.
We have had a bit of inflation coming into the prices, but the big challenge for the Chinese policymakers is actually about being sort of about deflation and people being worried that you're sort of locked in this cycle of falling prices where people expect prices to fall, so they
They don't want to buy something.
They're waiting for it to get cheaper.
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