Corporate Giants Navigate AI and Revival

The article discusses Disney's new CEO, Josh D'Amaro, and the challenges he faces in reviving the company's creative magic and improving its stock performance. D'Amaro, previously head of Disney's 'experiences' division, takes over a company with a stagnant share price over the past decade. The article highlights the difficulties he faces in rekindling Disney's creative spark and pleasing investors.

Elon Musk is merging his artificial-intelligence lab, xAI, with SpaceX, his rocket and satellite broadband company, in a bold move that reflects his vision to expand consciousness to the stars. The merger has sparked concerns about the financial viability of Musk's business empire, as the fates of xAI, SpaceX, and Tesla become increasingly intertwined. Musk's announcement has been met with a mix of excitement and skepticism, with some questioning the practicality of his ambitious plans.

The article discusses how Britain's Labour government is attempting to sell the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) to its core supporters, including public-sector workers and trade unionists, who are skeptical about the technology's potential impact on their jobs. The government argues that AI is inevitable and that its alignment with labour interests is crucial. It presents three ways in which AI can be beneficial to labour, although these specific ways are not detailed in the article. The piece highlights the government's efforts to reframe AI as a tool that can be harnessed for the benefit of its electoral base, rather than a threat.