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Author Archives: b4iapply
An AI-Driven World: Progress at What Price?
For those looking to visualize AI’s impact on the global economy, the latest Citrini Research Memo is essential reading. It is a scenario, not a prediction. It illustrates how the future may look if we ignore a human-centric integration. Here … Continue reading
Your Data belongs to You; Protect it
When you enter our home, do you close your front door? When the dark comes and you switch on the lights, do you draw the curtains? Most of us do so to protect our privacy. We don’t necessarily have something … Continue reading
The Art of Asking Good Questions (and When to Avoid Binary Ones)
Can you recall when somebody asked you a question that made you really think and maybe even change your behaviour? I can share with you one of my experiences. While I was a novice in stock investments, I was only … Continue reading
The Relentless Pursuit of Growth and Low Prices; For How Long Can it Go On?
There has been an impressive growth during the last seventy years in the Western world. This growth was initially fuelled by rebuilding post – war Europe and catering for the needs of an increasing population in the US. We produced … Continue reading
10 predictions about how the “New Norm” would look like
Covid-19 has disrupted our lives in a way than none of us would have predicted. The current thinking is that we will go back to normal (albeit a new normal) when effective vaccines will be available. In this blog, I … Continue reading
