Henry Trix

Carrie in Richmond-Jones, an international economics correspondent, and Henry Trix, the US technology editor, dive into the implications of declining global fertility rates. They discuss how this trend could reshape societies and economies without necessarily making us poorer. The conversation also touches on the biases in large language models and the worrying decline in reading habits, linking these changes to broader societal issues like literacy and political engagement. A thought-provoking exploration of our evolving world!

Join Henry Trix, US Technology Editor, and Owen Winter, a Data journalist, as they tackle pressing issues amid a global trade war affecting giants like Apple. They discuss how tariffs create challenges for Apple as it aims to diversify its production, potentially impacting consumer prices. The conversation also dives into softening class divides in Britain, supported by surprising social connections. Additionally, they examine the evolving identity of conservative women and their role in today’s political landscape.

Greg Karlstrom, The Economist's Middle East correspondent, discusses Israel's recent military action against Iran and its surprising limited scope amidst election considerations. Henry Tricks, the U.S. technology editor, shares insights on how AI can revolutionize customer service, balancing innovation with skepticism. Mike Jakeman analyzes the merger prospects between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour, exploring the financial upheaval in traditional golf and the implications for players and fans alike.