Brookings Institution
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- employs Nicole Pullen Ross 100%
- employs Laxman Narasimhan 100%
- employs Ginni Rometty 100%
- founded Molly Kinder 70%
- employed by Molly Kinder 70%
- instance of United States dollar 50%
- other Bureau of Labor Statistics 50%
- competes with Wall Street 50%
- affiliated with Joseph Brusuelas 50%
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AI agents cause data breach; Google releases Gemini 3.8 Live; US-China AI safeguards proposed
A significant data breach has been attributed to an AI agent, marking the first documented instance of such an event in the wild. Google has released Gemini 3.8 Live, which has reportedly set a new standard in speech-to…
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Brookings and Fudan University urge AI exclusion from nuclear weapon decisions
A joint report from the Brookings Institution and Fudan University recommends that major powers exclude artificial intelligence from decisions regarding the use of nuclear weapons and attacks on command systems. The res…
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Nations split AI investments between US and China, seeking dual advantage
Countries worldwide, particularly in the Global South, are adopting a dual strategy in AI development, leveraging Chinese open-source models while investing in U.S. infrastructure and chips. This approach allows nations…
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Bond Market Challenges Fed as Inflation Fears Rise
The bond market is signaling increased concern over persistent inflation, with the 10-year Treasury yield nearing 5%, a level not seen since 2023. This rise is influenced by global supply shocks, including the conflict …
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AI Data Center Boom Strains Contractor Safety Oversight
The rapid expansion of AI data centers presents significant challenges for contractor safety, as global spending is projected to reach $7 trillion by 2030. This growth necessitates larger workforces, increasing the risk…
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US debt situation worse than it appears, warns economist
Rising U.S. Treasury yields are signaling a more severe debt situation than publicly acknowledged, according to economist Robin Brooks. Despite weaker economic data, yields have not decreased as expected, indicating a d…
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Conspiracy theory alleges AI-driven false flag attack to engineer global crash for digital currency transition
A conspiracy theory suggests that a false flag attack, potentially initiated by AI, could be used to engineer a global financial crash. This event would facilitate a transition to a digital currency system, with the US …
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Bond market sell-off threatens to impact U.S. midterm elections
Rising bond yields are creating economic pressure that could impact the upcoming midterm elections, according to political analysts. While the sell-off in long-term bonds is a global phenomenon, its spread to the U.S. 1…
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USPS whistleblower warns new mail-voting system could disenfranchise voters
A whistleblower has raised concerns about a new U.S. Postal Service computer system, developed rapidly under President Donald Trump's executive order, which could potentially disenfranchise tens of thousands of voters. …
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Trump dismisses data center backlash, citing economic risks and China's gain · 4 sources tracked
Former President Donald Trump has criticized communities opposing data center development, stating they risk becoming "backwards and poor" and that China would benefit from such resistance. His comments, made on Truth S…
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Trump uses stunts to divert attention from Iran War ahead of midterms
Donald Trump is employing a strategy of creating diversions and stunts to shift public attention away from the ongoing Iran War and economic concerns as the US midterm elections approach. These tactics, which have inclu…
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AI boom fuels offshore call center job growth, defying displacement predictions
Despite predictions of widespread job displacement due to AI, employment in offshore call centers, particularly in the Philippines and India, has continued to rise significantly. This trend, observed from 2016 to 2025, …
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Data centers become key issue in 2026 midterms, impacting AI's future
Data centers are emerging as a significant issue in the upcoming 2026 midterm elections, according to analysis from Brookings. This backlash is influencing political discourse and shaping the future of artificial intell…
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Upper-middle class faces 'trap' due to AI-fueled competition for scarce goods
Nick Maggiulli, COO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, has identified an "upper-middle-class trap" where individuals earning $200,000 to $400,000 annually experience declining quality of life despite increased work. This ph…
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Global debt crisis overshadows AI boom as Wall Street eyes yields
Wall Street is increasingly concerned about the global debt crisis, which has overshadowed the AI boom. Despite years of warnings about spiraling U.S. debt and widening deficits, investors previously dismissed these con…
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Economist warns US Treasury debt buybacks risk dollar devaluation spiral
Economist Robin Brooks warns that the U.S. Treasury's plan to increase long-term bond buybacks risks devaluing the dollar, drawing parallels to Japan's yen devaluation spiral. Brooks argues this financial engineering, w…
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AI 'tsunami' could hit young graduates hardest, warns IMF chief
Kristalina Georgieva, head of the International Monetary Fund, has warned that AI could disproportionately affect young graduates by eliminating many entry-level positions. While some research, like a report from the Br…
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US "Golden Dome" missile defense plan risks arms race, experts warn
Experts are raising concerns that the proposed "Golden Dome" missile defense system by the US could inadvertently escalate an arms race with China and Russia. While intended to enhance security, the system might not pro…
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Trump's immigration policies may be backfiring on US workers
President Trump's immigration policies, aimed at prioritizing American workers, appear to be having unintended consequences. While intended to reduce competition and boost wages for U.S.-born citizens, data suggests nat…
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Jamie Dimon: Dollar Dominance Tied to U.S. Military Strength
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has warned that the U.S. dollar's status as the world's reserve currency is intrinsically linked to the nation's military and economic supremacy. He suggests that if the U.S. is not the st…