Thorsten Meyer AI argues AI distribution policy is a values choice across UBI, ownership, data dividends and adaptation.
The policy menu. There’s no single answer. There’s a menu — and choosing is a values choice in disguise.
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BofA Sees Foreign Exodus from Indian Stocks Extending Into 2027
Bank of America forecasts sustained foreign selling of Indian equities through 2027, citing better prospects in AI-driven markets and earnings downgrades in India.
Inside India newsletter: India’s investment appeal dims as firms and funds pivot to the U.S.
Indian firms and funds are increasingly investing abroad, especially in the U.S., while domestic investment weakens, raising concerns about India’s economic growth prospects.
The bank account in the chat. How personal finance became an agentic on-ramp.
A Thorsten Meyer AI article frames chat-based bank accounts as a new entry point for agentic personal finance.
A 47-year-old man from Japan made $13,450 in a month. He created a woman avatar and made a profile for her on online platforms.
A 47-year-old Japanese man generated $13,450 in one month by creating and managing a female avatar profile online. Details on his methods are emerging.
Nissan pulls plug on UK e-axle project amid EV slowdown in Europe
Nissan has halted its UK e-axle manufacturing plans due to declining EV sales in Europe, marking a strategic shift in its electric vehicle operations.
G7 unity tested as members seek to abandon communique plans for 2026
G7 nations are reportedly planning to skip issuing a joint communique at the upcoming summit, highlighting divisions among members, especially between the U.S. and others.
Brazil debt crisis swells with over 82 million behind on payments
Nearly half of Brazil’s adult population is behind on debt payments amid rising interest rates and fintech expansion, worsening the country’s household debt crisis.
Attacks on Preah Vihear temple hurt all world heritage
Recent attacks have damaged the Preah Vihear temple, raising concerns over the preservation of this UNESCO World Heritage site and its cultural significance.
Jamie Dimon sees ‘exuberance’ in markets. That’s a loaded word when it comes to bubbles popping
JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon warns of excessive optimism in markets driven by AI, echoing Greenspan’s ‘irrational exuberance’ warning from 1996. The situation remains uncertain.
