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Disruption in the Strait of Hormuz did more than move energy prices. It changed who buys energy from whom in early 2026. See how one chokepoint reshaped energy maps: https://t.co/7sxO8i1805 https://t.co/3Ywc3OtpzH

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AI’s foundations move at different speeds. Since 2019, AI’s ability to handle increasingly demanding tasks has grown about 360% a year, versus 35% for private AI investment and 15% for data center capacity. Explore the research: https://t.co/STm49x5Tw1 https://t.co/BxCqVXQrDY

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AI could take on more than half of US working hours today, according to MGI research. But as MGI Partner Anu Madgavkar notes, a great deal of work still relies on uniquely human capabilities that today's technology cannot replicate. https://t.co/Zyf4JFmT9k https://t.co/PT1TPGpFXC

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Agents, robots, and us: How AI reshapes work and skills in Latin America Most skills will still be needed—but how people use them will change as they work alongside intelligent machines. https://t.co/kr7MHOXtiP

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Agents, robots, and us: How AI reshapes work and skills in Latin America Most skills will still be needed—but how people use them will change as they work alongside intelligent machines. https://t.co/ipIsclnZDL

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On The McKinsey Podcast MGI Director Tanguy Catlin dives deep on: → The rise of agentic AI → How competitive dynamics are changing → Why organizational transformation—not tech—is likely to be the defining challenge of the AI era https://t.co/iJKa5vSY3E

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