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Chinese Economy: Fully Emerged?
For over four decades, China has crafted a hybrid growth model that blends planning, innovation, and global integration. This has driven remarkable gains in manufacturing, clean energy, and, more recently, artificial intelligence. As pressures and stakes rise, what will define the next chapter of this alternative model?
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Chinese Economy: Fully Emerged?
• 45 mins
For over four decades, China has crafted a hybrid growth model that blends planning, innovation, and global integration. This has driven remarkable gains in manufacturing, clean energy, and, more recently, artificial intelligence. As pressures and stakes rise, what will define the next chapter of this alternative model?
• 45 mins
For over four decades, China has crafted a hybrid growth model that blends planning, innovation, and global integration. This has driven remarkable gains in manufacturing, clean energy, and, more recently, artificial intelligence. As pressures and stakes rise, what will define the next chapter of this alternative model?
When Code and Creativity Collide
• 31 mins
AI is remixing the rules of music and the role of the human artist. If a machine can craft a hit, what’s left that only humans can create? Join this conversation exploring AI’s intersection with human creativity and the broader implications for authorship, equity and the fundamental qualities that make music truly human. This is the full audio from a session at the Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos.
• 31 mins
AI is remixing the rules of music and the role of the human artist. If a machine can craft a hit, what’s left that only humans can create? Join this conversation exploring AI’s intersection with human creativity and the broader implications for authorship, equity and the fundamental qualities that make music truly human. This is the full audio from a session at the Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos.
Chief Economists Briefing: May 2026 Outlook
• 37 mins
The last pre-conflict shipments have now reached their destinations, yet the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. As the supply crunch hits the global economy, what’s going to happen next? Which regions and industries are the most severely affected? And what does this mean for the global economic outlook in May 2026? This is the full audio from a studio discussion recorded on 27 May 2026.
• 37 mins
The last pre-conflict shipments have now reached their destinations, yet the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. As the supply crunch hits the global economy, what’s going to happen next? Which regions and industries are the most severely affected? And what does this mean for the global economic outlook in May 2026? This is the full audio from a studio discussion recorded on 27 May 2026.
AI Infrastructure in the Age of Sovereignty
• 39 mins
"AI Infrastructure in the Age of Sovereignty: Requirements, Strategies and a Trusted Framework for Digital Embassies," is a report co-drafted with Bain & Company and published on the 11 May, 2026. This webinar explores how economies can pursue AI sovereignty along a spectrum of strategies, from trusted international partnerships to extensive domestic ownership, depending on their local capabilities. The discussion examines why choices around compute, connectivity and data storage are increasingly central to long-term resilience and AI competitiveness. A core focus is what these choices look like in practice: how different approaches along the spectrum can be translated into credible strategies, what shared infrastructure arrangements require, and how digital embassies can serve as an option for extending sovereign AI infrastructure beyond national borders. This is the full audio from a webinar recorded on 12 May, 2026.
• 39 mins
"AI Infrastructure in the Age of Sovereignty: Requirements, Strategies and a Trusted Framework for Digital Embassies," is a report co-drafted with Bain & Company and published on the 11 May, 2026. This webinar explores how economies can pursue AI sovereignty along a spectrum of strategies, from trusted international partnerships to extensive domestic ownership, depending on their local capabilities. The discussion examines why choices around compute, connectivity and data storage are increasingly central to long-term resilience and AI competitiveness. A core focus is what these choices look like in practice: how different approaches along the spectrum can be translated into credible strategies, what shared infrastructure arrangements require, and how digital embassies can serve as an option for extending sovereign AI infrastructure beyond national borders. This is the full audio from a webinar recorded on 12 May, 2026.
Decade Déjà Vu: Are the 2020s the New 1920s?
• 46 mins
Technological revolutions, a reset in supply chains and soaring stock markets, these are not just characteristics of today's economy. In the 1920s, electrification, the automobile and assembly lines changed the economic landscape. What parallels exist between this decade and the 1920s and what could we learn from them for the future of the global economy? This is the full audio from a session at the Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos.
• 46 mins
Technological revolutions, a reset in supply chains and soaring stock markets, these are not just characteristics of today's economy. In the 1920s, electrification, the automobile and assembly lines changed the economic landscape. What parallels exist between this decade and the 1920s and what could we learn from them for the future of the global economy? This is the full audio from a session at the Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos.