The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education is on the rise, with a market valued at $7 billion in 2025. It is expected to grow by 36% annually over the next decade. Responsible integration of AI is crucial to benefit students and teachers, although poor implementation can hinder learning. Key principles include transparency, accountability, and equity.
The competition between LFP and NMC batteries in China focuses on innovation for energy transition. Chinese manufacturers like CATL and BYD lead the adoption of LFP batteries, while NMC faces challenges in cost and sustainability.
Donald Trump, the president, promises to reindustrialize the U.S. with tariffs, low taxes, and fewer regulations. Joe Biden and Barack Obama also worked on this. Brookings measures the results in terms of jobs, production, and deficits, although technology may limit employment growth.
The White House publishes a list of tariffs for 92 countries, with increases ranging from 10% to 41%, seeking to compensate for fiscal cuts. The EU will apply a 15% tariff on European products, while Brazil and Canada face increases. There are no changes in tariffs to China. The markets react negatively, increasing economic uncertainty.
Investors and entrepreneurs seek an AI ecosystem based on agency, equity, and sustainability. Currently, investment options are limited. Alternatives are decentralized and local systems. Three principles are proposed: framing AI as social technology, designing loyally, and promoting inclusive collaboration.
