Marketplace Tech At Davos, rich and powerful now comfortable with power of AI
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Jan 27, 2025 At the World Economic Forum in Davos, discussions on artificial intelligence shifted from panic to practicality, reflecting a more optimistic approach. Tech leaders emphasized real-world AI applications and the need for proactive measures to address future challenges. Meanwhile, there was a notable contrast between the current optimism around economic policies and past fears regarding tariffs, showcasing a changing sentiment in the tech sector.
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Shifting Davos Focus
- Last year's Davos attendees panicked about AI's potential.
- This year, they focused on current applications and ROI, neglecting societal preparation for job displacement.
AI's Real Impact
- AI's impact is not a fluke; software disruption is already evident.
- World leaders should address potential job displacement and rising populism.
Tariff Concerns Eased
- Tariffs were discussed but not a major concern like before.
- Companies adapted during Trump's first term, reducing anxieties.