Navigating 2023’s global risks, from Russia to AI
Russia's increasingly rogue behavior tops the Eurasia Group's list of 2023's global risks. Artificial intelligence, China, and inflation are also make appearances
From Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine to persistent inflation almost everywhere, institutions and corporations will have to navigate an increasingly complicated world and economy in 2023.
These are just a few of the global risks highlighted by the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy, in its annual “Top Risks” report for the new year. Eurasia Group founder Ian Bremmer says that among the top risks are an increasingly rogue-minded Russia, and artificial intelligence.
“This list is very heavily concentrated [on] a small number of individuals with a lot of power that don’t have checks and balances and don’t have great inputs into the decision-making processes,” Bremmer said in an interview with Marketplace’s David Brancaccio. “That’s true for people like Putin and Xi Jinping. But it’s also true for these technology companies and the individuals that control them.” Read More…