AI And The End Of Progress? Carl Benedikt Frey On The Fragile Future Of Innovation

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Artificial intelligence promises to transform everything, yet it could also stall progress if we get it wrong. 🤖✨ In this conversation, I’m joined by Carl Benedikt Frey, Oxford economist and author of the new book "How Progress Ends", to explore why technological progress is never guaranteed and how AI could fuel growth or risk stagnation. We discuss the two phases of innovation, the impact of regulation, the battle between centralised and decentralised models in the AI race, what leaders must do to encourage experimentation, and how inclusion shapes the future of discovery. 🌍🚀

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