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Why will sustainability become a major barrier to generative AI adoption? Download a copy of EIU’s free report to find out: http://econgrp.co/IN #sustainability #AIadoption #EIUInsights

In EIU's August 2024 Global Outlook video, deputy director of industry analysis, Barsali Bhattacharyya, and lead analyst for climate and sustainability, Matthew Oxenford, discuss the recent elections in six G20 economies–along with the forecasts for the US elections–and how these impact global climate policies. http://econgrp.co/IG Learn how you can access EIU’s award-winning economic and political intelligence: http://econgrp.co/IH #EIUInsights #elections #climatechange

In many countries social media has overtaken traditional media to become the primary source of information—especially among younger voters. Disinformation and misinformation are more likely to spread on these platforms. Explore EIU’s latest report to learn more about the political risks posed by AI: http://econgrp.co/IE

EIU believes that the third plenum is for officials to reassure businesses and investors of their commitment to reform. However, the progress will be gradual. To understand how this will affect the business environment in China, watch our webinar recording here: http://econgrp.co/IA

EIU has identified “Improving operational efficiency” as one of the main use cases for generative AI. In the consumer sector, Sainsbury's, a British supermarket chain, has partnered with Microsoft to streamline workflows, while Walmart, a US retailer, has created an AI voice-search tool that allows in-store workers to get their work schedule and locate products. Explore our latest report to understand how generative AI can enhance your business: http://econgrp.co/Iy #operations #workflows #AI

The Labour Party leader, Keir Starmer, will push for foreign policy to be more pro-EU than that of the Conservative Party, while maintaining support for NATO and Ukraine, and continuing to address illegal immigration. Explore more on the trends in foreign policy expected from a Labour government here: http://econgrp.co/It Gain in-depth insight into the global political landscape with the EIU's Country Analysis service. The analysis and data featured in our latest report come from this integrated solution, covering nearly 200 countries and monitoring risks affecting business operations and strategies worldwide. Request a bespoke demonstration today: http://econgrp.co/Is

China's economy is stabilising. However, the ongoing struggles in the housing market and the lack of a decisive fiscal response suggest that downside risks remain. In this webinar, EIU analysts discussed the uncertainties around China’s near-term growth outlook given these challenges. Find out in the recording here: http://econgrp.co/Ip

As strains on funding for public services in the UK continue, find out how the new Labour government aims to make improvements in areas such as the National Health Service (NHS) and prison reform in EIU’s latest article: http://econgrp.co/In

The ongoing struggles in the property sector, coupled with weakness in the labour market, continue to weigh on China’s economic outlook. Uncertainty around the US election could inject further turbulence into US-China relations. Discover the impact of a second Trump administration on China’s economy and trade by watching a recording of our latest webinar: http://econgrp.co/Il

EIU expects effective policymaking from the new Labour government: it boasts the most well-prepared cabinet in decades, and has a working majority of more than 170 seats in parliament. To learn more on what to expect from the UK’s new government, read our article here: http://econgrp.co/Ig Looking for more in-depth political analysis and data? Our Country Analysis service provides critical global insights into the industrial and economic landscapes of nearly 200 countries and monitors the risks affecting business operations and strategies. Request a bespoke demonstration here: http://econgrp.co/If