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By Stephanie Thomson, Stéphanie Thomson
| World Economic Forum
The Day After AGI session with Dario Amodei and Demis Hassabis. Image: World Economic Forum Writer, Forum Stories In Davos, AI was one of the most talked-about topics, with participants focusing on what the technology means for young people. “If I was to talk to a class of undergrads right now, I’d be telling them to get really, unbelievably proficient with these tools,” advised Demis Hassabis, CEO at Google DeepMind.
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Live from Davos 2026: What to know on Day 5 and highlights

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By Gayle Markovitz, Stephanie Thomson, Stéphanie Thomson, Ross Chainey Verified, Spencer Feingold
| World Economic Forum
Jan 23, 2026 Gayle Markovitz, Stéphanie Thomson, Ross Chainey, Spencer Feingold, John Letzing, Pooja Chhabria, Kate Whiting, Tom Crowfoot, Elizabeth Mills, Elizabeth Mills 37 min. ago 04:45 Welcome to the final day of the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos. The momentum is still running high. Sessions today address social movements, mental health, geopolitical risks, the meaning of politics, unicorns, and the nexus of art and science.
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Jonathan Haidt: Cómo hacer feliz a la 'generación ansiosa'

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By Stephanie Thomson, Stéphanie Thomson
| World Economic Forum
Aproximadamente desde 2011, los jóvenes, que históricamente han sido uno de los grupos demográficos más felices, han reportado niveles crecientes de depresión y ansiedad. Jonathan Haidt, profesor de Liderazgo Ético en la Universidad de Nueva York, cree que un nuevo enfoque hacia las tecnologías digitales podría revertir esta tendencia.
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