Quantum computing: Game on

Quantum computing: Game on

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Made in America, again? Rethinking US manufacturing resilience

Geopolitical fragmentation, the rise of AI, and growing concern about supply chain resilience are putting US manufacturing back in the spotlight. But strengthening America’s industrial base isn’t simply a matter of bringing factories home. The US imports roughly $3 trillion in ma ...  Show more

Consumers don’t trust AI advice. They turn to it anyway.

Shoppers are awash in product recommendations. But do they trust them? “We found significant skepticism around algorithm-driven channels like social media, and in particular generative AI, where the trust level is below 40 percent,” says Danielle Bozarth, global leader of McKinse ...  Show more

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