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Donald Trump’s attacks on science and universities were expected to put foreigners off studying in America this academic year. Yet the data suggest, surprisingly, that there has been no drastic drop in enrolments https://t.co/2kVjVwVs3E https://t.co/ygqq0QV0NN ...

“White-collar professionals are most exposed to AI.” If the economy continues to contract, machines may come for graduate jobs, @asdomash tells “The Intelligence” https://t.co/0J5ig1htGd https://t.co/9iBhw8WXXk ...

Whether the new silver-haired giants of the stockmarket are ride-or-die investors will become clear only when things go wrong. The outcome matters more than ever https://t.co/TOkwTtiTj8 ...

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Success has often bred complacency in the Democratic Party. But if they learn the right lessons from the recent elections, they will be better prepared for the battles to come https://t.co/247x6FClKE ...

Ready for a do-or-die drama? Let the games begin https://t.co/diUVjaUZwJ ...

At the moment HR staff are busy retraining employees and hiring AI experts. But for the people people, the rise of the machines looks like bad news https://t.co/JER0Ydjn01 ...

It would be a mistake to think that the impact of big stockmarket losses would stop at the wallets of investors https://t.co/YfAA1ufJ1w ...

If governments are determined to prevent downturns, they must be equally determined to allow the continual turnover of companies and jobs that a growing economy requires https://t.co/UtUA7y1L1k ...