Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has issued a stark reality check for investors and workers alike. In a world swept up in AI euphoria, his warning is clear: the bubble is inflating, and the job market disruption will hit faster than anyone expects.
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva has issued a stark, data-backed warning: AI could disrupt or eliminate up to 60% of jobs in advanced economies. But her message isn’t all doom and gloom—there’s a complex economic shift at play that could create new opportunities even as it destroys old ones.
At the World Economic Forum 2026, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff issued a stark warning: unregulated AI poses a serious threat to children—echoing the generational harm caused by social media. He’s calling for immediate guardrails before it’s too late.
At the World Economic Forum 2026, Microsoft’s Satya Nadella subtly challenged Peter Thiel’s famous ‘competition is for losers’ mantra, sparking a crucial debate on the future of innovation in the AI era.
In a sharp critique, Google AI CEO Demis Hassabis has pointed out a ‘big irony’ in OpenAI’s plan to introduce ads into ChatGPT, directly challenging Sam Altman’s narrative on achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI). This move has ignited a fierce debate about the true nature of AGI and the commercial pressures shaping the future of AI.
In a candid update to shareholders, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan admitted the company is failing to meet surging market demand—a stark setback for its high-stakes turnaround amid billions in government support and recent stock gains.