Rebecca Jackson

Arjun Ramani, a global business and economics correspondent at The Economist, discusses the competitive rise of AI nationalism, spotlighting the U.S.-China race for technological supremacy. Rebecca Jackson, a Southern correspondent, shares insights into the vibrant push to revive Louisiana's suppressed Creole culture amidst a lively music festival. The conversation takes a fun twist with surprising evidence of Taylor Swift fans causing seismic activity during concerts, linking sound and human behavior in captivating ways.

Arjun Ramani, The Economist's tech-savvy global business correspondent, joins Rebecca Jackson, a Southern culture expert focusing on Louisiana's Creole heritage. They dive into AI nationalism, illuminating the fierce global race between the U.S. and China for AI supremacy. The heartwarming revival of Louisiana's Creole culture is highlighted, showcasing the youth’s efforts to reclaim their language and traditions. Plus, did you know Taylor Swift's concerts can cause mini-earthquakes? Her enthusiastic fans create seismic waves that rival sports celebrations!