Zanny Minton-Beddoes
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It's the same with everything else. It feels like a very small ball conversation where people think, well, in the end, we can just borrow.
Yksi ajatus siitÀ, koska ajattelin, ettÀ front page story in the Times and Alan Milburn's report, which I think comes out later this week. It is striking, right? There are almost a million people aged 16 to 24 who are not in education, not in employment and not in training. They're called NEETs. If you're a policy wonk, you call them NEETs.
Se on suuri osa ihmisistÀ, ja erittÀin suuri osa niistÀ menee jollekin rooliin, tai jollekin rooliin. MielestÀni emme, jos emme tee jotain tÀllaista.
There aren't any easy answers. I think several ideas of much broader work experience schemes, much broader ways of getting people into the workforce. And then I think rethinking education itself, and this comes to that 45% from the previous session this morning. The brutal truth is, any of you know who've got kids applying for jobs?
Lapset kÀyttÀvÀt A.I.a, jotta he pystyisivÀt tekemÀÀn työtÀ, ja työntekijÀt kÀyttÀvÀt A.I.a, jotta he lukevat sopimuksia. Se on tÀysin huonoa. Se on kuitenkin liian helppoa, ettÀ yksilö voi lÀhettÀÀ 500 sopimusta, koska ei tarvitse tehdÀ sitÀ, vaan A.I.a voi tehdÀ sitÀ. Ja se on tÀysin ok asiakkaalle, koska eikÀ kukaan luke nÀitÀ sopimuksia. Se on todennÀköisesti paljon vaikeampaa.
for people to stand out and get through. And so even more, I think, counterproductively, connections, knowing someone, knowing someone at the company is bizarrely and I think really anti-meritocratically becoming much more important. And that is not the direction we want to go in. So if you step back...
Luulen, ettÀ meidÀn tÀytyy tehdÀ paljon suurempi uudistus opetukseen, jossa kÀytetÀÀn AI opetukseen oikeudellisesti. Ja on erilaisia asioita, kuten opettaa erilaisia asioita. Opettajalla on oikein hyödyllistÀ, mutta sitten kÀytetÀÀn aikaa, jonka lapset ovat kouluissa, jotta he oppivat asioita kuten
kuulemaan ihmisten kanssa, keskustella ajatuksista ja sosiaalisia taitoja. Koska useimmat 16-24-vuotiaat, joilla on terveydenhuollon asioita, ja joiden suurin osa tekevÀt sitÀ, on siksi, ettÀ he kÀsittelevÀt paljon huoneitaan omalla maailmallaan. MeidÀn tÀytyy aloittaa kÀyttÀmÀÀn koulutusjÀrjestelmÀÀ. Kun lapset ovat kouluissa, on paljon enemmÀn asiaa, mitÀ opettajille kÀsitellÀÀn.
Well, first of all, it's very nice to join you again.
That's a hard one to answer because, you know, what is remarkable is that in the face of a lot of shocks, some positive, many negative, the economy is doing remarkably well and the stock market is doing remarkably well.
And I think that the sort of
simple way to explain that is that on the one hand, we have a number of policy shocks.
And I would put the president's immigration policy right at the top and his tariff policy right at the top.
And we can talk about both of those.
But also generally, the uncertainty that
surrounds what President Trump does.
You know, he is very pro-business on one hand, but on the other hand, it's very, very hard to plan and predict.
But set against that, there is a frenzy, almost a euphoria in the United States right now around artificial intelligence.
And that frenzy is driving investment and it is really what is behind the stock market.
So you have this sort of tale of two economies, if you will.