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Snr Fellow @CFR_org. Book: THE INFINITY MACHINE: Demis Hassabis, DeepMind, and the Quest for Superintelligence. Podcast: The Spillover. RTntEndst. Opin mine.
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Could the AI Debt Problem Create the Next Financial Crisis?

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By Rebecca Patterson, Sebastian Mallaby Verified
| The Council on Foreign Relations
This transcript was generated using AI and may contain errors. MALLABY: What is up with the bond market? Treasury bond yields have been rising to levels that in some cases haven’t been seen since 2007. What’s more, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has responded to that spike in a curious and arguably disturbing way. He suggested that AI companies should stop issuing so many long-term bonds and instead issue medium-term ones.
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The U.S. Is Good at Building AI, but Bad at Using It.

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By Rebecca Patterson, Sebastian Mallaby Verified
| The Council on Foreign Relations
[Video: https://youtu.be/xOTBuBznGxI] Transcript This transcript was generated using AI and may contain errors. MALLABY: In the United States, artificial intelligence is driving economic prospects. It’s the biggest variable in the performance of the stock market, the level of the capital expenditure, and it’s driving forecasts also for everything from worker productivity to the budget outlook for the government. PATTERSON: And it’s not just the U.S. feeling the effects.
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How China Is Quietly Winning the Iran War Energy Crisis

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By Sebastian Mallaby Verified, Rebecca Patterson, Kristian Coates Ulrichsen
| The Council on Foreign Relations
This transcript was generated using AI and may contain errors. PATTERSON: The Iran war, which began on February 28th, shows absolutely no sign of ending soon. MALLABY: What have we learned since then? What should we expect the spillovers to be for energy markets, financial markets, shipping, and the world economy? PATTERSON: I’m Rebecca Patterson. MALLABY: And I’m Sebastian Mallaby. PATTERSON: Welcome to The Spillover. MALLABY: So, Rebecca, we first discussed Iran on The Spillover quite a while back.
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