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The event offers a vital arena to delve into the core principles underpinning trust—emphasizing transparency, consistency, and accountability. Additionally, it serves as a platform for fostering meaningful connections among stakeholders.

Davos summit 2024 kicks off today: What to expect from WEF annual meet, know themes, agenda

Davos summit 2024 kicks off today: What to expect from World Economic Forum annual meet

The event offers a vital arena to delve into the core principles underpinning trust&mdash;emphasizing transparency, consistency, and accountability. Additionally, it serves as a platform for fostering meaningful connections among stakeholders.

The 54th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum(WEF)&nbsp; is scheduled to take place from January 15 to January 19, 2024 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland.
The theme of the meeting is &ldquo;Rebuilding Trust&rdquo; and will focus on the fundamental principles driving trust, including transparency, consistency, and accountability.
The meeting will welcome over 100 governments, all major international organizations, 1000 Forum&rsquo;s Partners, as well as civil society leaders, experts, youth representatives, social entrepreneurs, and news outlets.
<h3>Davos 2024 Summit Dates</h3>
The meeting will be held for 7 days i.e. 14th to 19th January and will include over 200 sessions that will be livestreamed to the public .
<h3>Davos Summit 2024 Theme</h3>
The sessions will be split across 4 key themes that allow you to explore the diverse topics addressed during the meeting:
<ul>
<li>Achieving Security and Cooperation in a Fractured World</li>
<li>Creating Growth and Jobs for a New Era</li>
<li>Artificial Intelligence as a Driving Force for the Economy and Society</li>
<li>A Long-Term Strategy for Climate, Nature, and Energy</li>
</ul>
The meeting will provide a crucial space to focus on the fundamental principles driving trust, including transparency, consistency, and accountability. It will also provide a platform for meaningful connection between stakeholders to establish trust and build initiatives for cooperation and progress.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/budget/budget-2024-what-s-the-reason-behind-the-shift-in-budget-date-from-february-28-to-february-1-1704459759315">Budget 2024: What's the reason behind the shift in Budget date from February 28 to February 1?</a>
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PM Modi at WEF on cryptocurrency: Addressing the World Economic Forum's virual seminar titled 'Davos Agenda' PM Modi put the spotlight on the changing global order and new challenges like cryptocurrencies calling for collective and synchronised action from global regulators. "The kind of technology it is associated with, the decision taken by a single country will be insufficient to deal with its challenges. We have to have a similar mindset," Modi said.PM Modi also highlighted that multilateral organisations need to review and revive resolve to face emerging challenges globally. Here are some of the highlights from PM Modi's speech at WEF where he spoke of the challenges again-: 

Need collective and synchronised solutions for emerging challenges like crypto
The tech involved in crypto make it clear that the world has to be on the same page on it
The world order has changed and so have challenges
It is important to review the multilateral organisations - are they geared for the new challenges?
The global situation has changed dramatically, need reforms in the multilateral organisations to have the resolve the solve new and emerging problems
The world needs new support and solutions for a better and smoother future


PM Modi at Davos: Challenges like crypto need collective solutions, no country can do it alone

Addressing the World Economic Forum's virual seminar titled 'Davos Agenda' PM Modi put the spotlight on the changing global order and new challenges like cryptocurrencies calling for collective and synchronised action from global regulators

Atmanirbhar reset? PM Modi calls for global solution to crypto 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afDaOdTaFzY Byte from 28:00 to till 30:23&nbsp;

PM Narendra&nbsp;Modi: The kind of technology it is associated with, the decision taken by a single country will be insufficient to deal with its challenges.

PM Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;at WEF&nbsp;on cryptocurrency: Addressing the World Economic Forum's virual&nbsp;seminar titled 'Davos&nbsp;Agenda' PM Modi&nbsp;put the spotlight on the changing global order and new challenges like <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/budget-2022-tax-on-cryptocurrencies-its-definition-and-more-1642390331244" target="_blank">cryptocurrencies </a>calling for collective and synchronised action from global regulators.&nbsp; "The kind of technology it is associated with, the decision taken by a single country will be insufficient to deal with its challenges. We have to have a similar mindset," Modi said. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/cryptocurrency/pm-modi-launches-blockchain-based-degrees-at-iit-kanpur-1640685246364" target="_blank">PM Narendra&nbsp;Modi</a>&nbsp;also highlighted that multilateral organisations need to review and revive resolve to face emerging challenges globally.&nbsp;
Also read and watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/cryptocurrency/your-complete-crypto-guide-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly-1638354256100" target="_blank">Your Complete Crypto Guide: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly!&nbsp;</a>
<h3>Here are some of the highlights from PM Modi's&nbsp;speech at <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/pm-modi-addresses-world-economic-forum-says-it-is-the-best-time-to-invest-in-india-1642440238303" target="_blank">World Economic Forum(WEF)</a>&nbsp;where he spoke of the challenges again-:&nbsp;</h3>
&bull; Need collective and synchronised solutions for emerging challenges like crypto
&bull; The tech involved in crypto make it clear that the world has to be on the same page on it
&bull; The world order has changed and so have challenges
&bull; It is important to review the multilateral organisations - are they geared for the new challenges?
&bull; The global situation has changed dramatically, need reforms in the multilateral organisations to have the resolve the solve new and emerging problems
&bull; The world needs new support and solutions for a better and smoother&nbsp;future

The youth today are more likely to trust an artificial intelligence-run system than one controlled by humans, a World Economic Forum (WEF) report has claimed.
The report was launched as part of a drive to mark the International Youth Day, which is celebrated on August 12.
The WEF drive, called a 'Youth-Driven Recovery Plan', saw participation of over two million young people from across countries, including India, who shared their views on what will become the next normal for society, government, and business.
According to the survey, young people believe there is a serious crisis in politics, especially with regards to climate change policies, and income inequality.
The survey found that young people would be more likely to trust a system run by artificial intelligence than humans. As part of the solution, they suggested greater investment in programmes that help young "progressive voices" join governments and become influential policy-makers, it said.
"They believe that the fractures that have come to bear in society are manifestations of an underlying political problem. Concerns about corruption and stale political leadership have become urgent priorities for young people if they are to keep faith in the political system," the report said.
Still smarting from the effects of the 2008 financial crisis and faced with stagnating incomes, young people no longer seem to believe that they will enjoy a better standard of living than their parents did, the report found.
"They are extremely worried about their financial future. They want to see a global wealth tax on assets worth more than USD 50 million to safeguard social safety nets and avoid austerity measures that disproportionately burden youth and the working poor and almost half of the young people surveyed said they feel inadequately skilled and close to a quarter said they would risk falling into debt if faced with an unexpected medical expense," the report said.
The Davos Lab Survey showed that physical safety ranks as the greatest safety concern among young people, a potential function of the increased use of surveillance technology and militarised policing against activists and people of colour.

Would you trust AI over humans? WEF report throws insight into young minds

Would you trust AI over humans? WEF report throws some insights into young minds
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Young people are likelier to trust AI over humans: WEF report

The youth today are more likely to trust an artificial intelligence-run system than one controlled by humans, a World Economic Forum (WEF) report has claimed.
The report was launched as part of a drive to mark the International Youth Day, which is celebrated on August 12.
The WEF drive, called a 'Youth-Driven Recovery Plan', saw participation of over two million young people from across countries, including India, who shared their views on what will become the next normal for society, government, and business.
According to the survey, young people believe there is a serious crisis in politics, especially with regards to climate change policies, and income inequality.
The survey found that young people would be more likely to trust a system run by artificial intelligence than humans. As part of the solution, they suggested greater investment in programmes that help young "progressive voices" join governments and become influential policy-makers, it said.
The Davos Lab Survey showed that physical safety ranks as the greatest safety concern among young people, a potential function of the increased use of surveillance technology and militarised policing against activists and people of colour.

The youth today are more likely to trust an artificial intelligence-run system than one controlled by humans, a World Economic Forum (WEF) report has claimed.

The youth today are more likely to trust an artificial intelligence-run system than one controlled by humans, a World Economic Forum (WEF) report has claimed.
The report was launched as part of a drive to mark the International Youth Day, which is celebrated on August 12.
The WEF drive, called a 'Youth-Driven Recovery Plan', saw participation of over two million young people from across countries, including India, who shared their views on what will become the next normal for society, government, and business.
According to the survey, young people believe there is a serious crisis in politics, especially with regards to climate change policies, and income inequality.
The survey found that young people would be more likely to trust a system run by artificial intelligence than humans. As part of the solution, they suggested greater investment in programmes that help young "progressive voices" join governments and become influential policy-makers, it said.
"They believe that the fractures that have come to bear in society are manifestations of an underlying political problem. Concerns about corruption and stale political leadership have become urgent priorities for young people if they are to keep faith in the political system," the report said.
Still smarting from the effects of the 2008 financial crisis and faced with stagnating incomes, young people no longer seem to believe that they will enjoy a better standard of living than their parents did, the report found.
"They are extremely worried about their financial future. They want to see a global wealth tax on assets worth more than USD 50 million to safeguard social safety nets and avoid austerity measures that disproportionately burden youth and the working poor and almost half of the young people surveyed said they feel inadequately skilled and close to a quarter said they would risk falling into debt if faced with an unexpected medical expense," the report said.
The Davos Lab Survey showed that physical safety ranks as the greatest safety concern among young people, a potential function of the increased use of surveillance technology and militarised policing against activists and people of colour.

Machines to replace 85 million or half of all jobs by 2025: WEF 

A new World Economic Forum report says that half of all work tasks will be performed by machines by 2025, a shift that will affect about 85 million jobs in the coming years.&nbsp;
The shift from human labour to machinery is likely to worsen inequality but the 'robot revolution' will also create about&nbsp;97 million jobs worldwide.
The&nbsp;'Future of Jobs Report 2020' said that&nbsp;routine or manual jobs in administration and data processing were at most risk, while job creation will be highest in care, big data and the green economy.&nbsp;
The report also noted that automation coupled with the pandemic&nbsp;is creating a 'double-disruption' scenario for workers.

Machine to replace 87 million or half of all jobs by 2025: WEF 

WEF&nbsp;report says half of all jobs to be done by machines by 2025
The shift will affect about 85 million jobs in the coming years
The 'robot revolution' will create 97 million new jobs
Routine admin and data processing jobs at highest risk&nbsp;
Job creation expected in care, big data and green economy&nbsp;
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A new World Economic Forum report says that half of all work tasks will be performed by machines by 2025, a shift that will affect about 85 million jobs in the coming years.&nbsp;
The shift from human labour to machinery is likely to worsen inequality but the 'robot revolution' will also create about&nbsp;97 million jobs worldwide.
The&nbsp;'Future of Jobs Report 2020' said that&nbsp;routine or manual jobs in administration and data processing were at most risk, while job creation will be highest in care, big data and the green economy.
The report also noted that automation coupled with the pandemic&nbsp;is creating a 'double-disruption' scenario for workers.

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