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Dr. Nitish Jain says that generative AI has made producing ideas and answers abundant, so the key organisational challenge is now evaluating AI outputs for accuracy, usefulness and risk, making human judgment and robust governance essential to using AI effectively.

Professor Paolo Surico says Britain’s push to increase defence spending is being constrained by tight public finances, making it difficult for the government to fund its ambitions without raising taxes or cutting other spending.

Professor Lynda Gratton argues that as careers become longer and AI makes the future of work less predictable, people should focus less on fixed career plans and instead prepare through small experiments, invest in lasting skills and relationships, and protect time for thoughtful judgement.

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