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The biggest threat to businesses in 2026 is cyber risk amplified by AI — especially ransomware, data theft, fake invoices, deepfake fraud, hacked accounts, and attacks through s...
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The biggest threat to businesses in 2026 is cyber risk amplified by AI — especially ransomware, data theft, fake invoices, deepfake fraud, hacked accounts, and attacks through s...
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The framing of "defence vs. welfare" is itself a bit of a trap. A country with crumbling hospitals and hungry kids isn't actually secure — it's just armed. Real national strength comes from the population being healthy, educated, and economically stable.
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The honest answer is: probably yes, in parts — but it's messier than a clean "bubble" narrative. The numbers are genuinely hard to square. Somewhere north of $500 billion a year is going into AI infrastructure, while actual consumer revenue from AI sits around $12 billion annually.
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The honest answer is: probably yes, in parts — but it's messier than a clean "bubble" narrative. The numbers are genuinely hard to square. Somewhere north of $500 billion a year is going into AI infrastructure, while actual consumer revenue from AI sits around $12 billion annually.
The biggest threat to businesses in 2026 is cyber risk amplified by AI — especially ransomware, data theft, fake invoices, deepfake fraud, hacked accounts, and attacks through s...
The framing of "defence vs. welfare" is itself a bit of a trap. A country with crumbling hospitals and hungry kids isn't actually secure — it's just armed. Real national strength comes from the population being healthy, educated, and economically stable.