US EditionCESA 2025: Exploring AI’s Global Impact on China’s Economy
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CESA 2025: Exploring AI’s Global Impact on China’s Economy
Mark your calendars for the 35th Annual Conference of the Chinese Economics Society Australia (CESA), set to take place on December 1-2, 2025, at Deakin Business School in Melbourne, Australia. This isn’t just another conference; it’s a deep dive into the seismic shifts AI is causing in China’s economy and the global repercussions that follow. The conference is not just about the future of AI in… Source
Tackling AI, taxation, and the fair distribution of AI’s benefits
Artificial intelligence poses significant challenges to income growth, inequality, and meaningful work. At the same time, AI has geopolitical significance, with many national and supranational governments shying away from intervening in the rapidly growing industry to preserve its potential for global economic leadership and leverage it fully for national security. Consequently, a handful of companies have become the sole players that are suffic…
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