Good morning The application for AI is not always obvious in the here and now. Nine and sixty percent of customers who have been interviewed in the latest Autodesk Create design status and report She said that AI will improve her industry – but that is actually 12% fall from 2024.
“A year ago it was like, oh my god, everything will change,” said Andrew Anagnost, CEO of Autodesk, recently. “Now you are less optimistic when you change your industry.”
Autodesk was founded in 1982 at the start of AutoCAD, which converted the trust of architecture into hand -drawn images into computer -aided design. Today, the architecture, engineering and construction industry spends less than a third of the editing of the processing trade for technology.
Who can blame them? Change comes slowly in architecture. Only a few industries are in a complex mixture of permits, materials, stakeholders, talents, regulations and politics, all of which have to be aligned, so to do things in order to do things. In general, you only use a minority of workers in the position-27%-you use AI at least weekly. According to Gallup. Only 9% of workers’ workers say they The same.
An essential part of Anagnost’s strategy is to be an AI Evangelist who preaches the applications and joy to customers. This includes trying to inspire people on the front with a vision of how much “interesting, more fulfilling and exciting” their work can now be.
“It is not just people who sit in a dark room and build three models on computers in dark mode. People on the construction site and in the factory work differently and plan differently,” he said.
A note: When writing about Cushman & Wakefield’s CEO, Michelle Mackay, I said yesterday that the former CEO John Forrester convinced her to leave the board to be COO when it was Forrester’s predecessor Brett White. Sorry for the error. Further news below.
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Trump says that the top leader of Iran is “easy” to kill
In a number of Contributions to the truth social In the past 24 hours, the President threatened to join the Israel Iran conflict and to murder the largest leader of Iran. “We now have complete and complete control over the sky above Iran. Iran had good Sky trackers and other defensive devices and much of it, but it is not compared to the American made, designed and produced” things “. Nobody does it better than the good old USA,” he wrote. “We know exactly where the so -called” top leader “is hiding. He is a simple goal, but there is certain – we will not take it out (killing!), At least not for the time being. But we don’t want rockets to be shot at civilians or American soldiers. Our patience is thin. Then he added: “Unconditional handover!”
In a number of Contributions to the truth social In the past 24 hours, the President threatened to join the Israel Iran conflict and to murder the largest leader of Iran. “We now have complete and complete control over the sky above Iran. Iran had good Sky trackers and other defensive devices and much of it, but it is not compared to the American made, designed and produced” things “. Nobody does it better than the good old USA,” he wrote. “We know exactly where the so -called” top leader “is hiding. He is a simple goal, but there is certain – we will not take it out (killing!), At least not for the time being. But we don’t want rockets to be shot at civilians or American soldiers. Our patience is thin. Then he added: “Unconditional handover!”
Change of regime on the table
theft reported that officers of the White House actively discussed whether Israel should be supported militarily in conflict. Only the United States Bunker bush bombs Powerful enough to achieve the deeply buried Iran nuclear power plants. And with Israel, who now have complete control over the Iranian airspace ”,”Change of regime”In Tehran is now on the table. Iranian top guide Ayatollah Ali Khamenei jury In a contribution about X. Live reporting from the BBC Here.
The Fed will probably keep interest rates today
But the chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell’s Remarks are closely analyzed For changes in sound – and that can move the markets.
Meta offers $ 100 million registration bonuses
Openai Managing Director Sam Altman says Mark Zuckerberg is so desperate for AI developers that the sky represents the limit for competing remuneration offers.
NYC mayor candidate arrested
Brad Lander was imprisoned by law enforcement authorities While he tried to accompany a defendant of the immigration court. He is the city’s compatroller, the highest finance officer. The arrest takes place days after Senator Alex Padilla was arrested when he tried to ask questions at a press conference of Kristi Noem, head of the home protection authority. A total of five elected officials who are Democrats were arrested this year. According to Axios.
Amazon CEO warns of AI-induced job cuts
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy wrote In a company-wide email on Tuesday, he expects the company’s workforce to shrink if the company “uses AI in detail”. AssetsThe technical correspondent Jason Del Rey collapses why Jassys continues to focus on the right CEO of Amazon for the Ki era.
Walgreens’ fall out of grace
In the past ten years, Walgreens has shrunk from a leading pharmacy dealer worth 100 billion US dollars to the agreement with a buyout of 10 billion US dollars. As well as A number of misguided acquisitions and guidelines such as the locking of products in front of the shop has liked the company to unhappy with investors and consumers.
The problem with Bitcoin Treasury Companies …
The examination of a company that Bitcoin will hold in its balance sheet more complicated When you think.
The markets
- S&P 500 Futures This morning rose by 0.36%, although the index itself has dropped by 0.84% and yesterday ends again under 6,000 with 5,982.72. The Vix The volatility index rose by 9%this morning. Japan’s Nikkei 225 had increased by 0.9%. China’s SSE Composite Was flat. The Stoxx Europa 600 Was flat in early trade. The British FTSE 100 had increased by 0.2% in early trade. Hong Kongs Hang Seng had dropped by more than 1%.
From the analysts
- Oxford Economics about China that reduce the tariffs for Africa: “China’s removal of tariffs for most African exports increases the trade potential of the continent and expands the influence of Beijing. While the US -American people focus on the inside, China’s economic incentives deepen the ties and strengthen them as the key partner of Africa, despite the shift in the US huge and the reshapen global allian, despite the favor of the favor of Bread.
- Pantheon macroeconomics in slowing down the house in home sales: “Increased new mortgage interests and increased uncertainties over the economic prospects stamped the demand for new houses. The headline near-end index has been at the lowest level since December 2022. According to Samuel, the stock of non-sold houses.
- EY-PARTHENON about retail sales: “The slowdown of May indicates that the confidence of the consumer is still rocky, whereby the inflation pressure and uncertainty of the tariff continue to cause the Americans to delay or reduce how much they spend. The early thrust in connection with the tariff fades, whereby the households change the focus on essential and value,” also becomes.
- Macquarie on the dollar: “The Iran-Israeli War has initially done a mild” safe Haven “stick in the USD. But the conditions and trends that allocators have knocked away from the USD are still lurking in the background. Garfen-Detanerori-Detanioring VS VS growth, and berries.
To the watercolor seal
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The ‘godfather of ai’ says By Emma Burleigh
Ethereum critics say that it failed – but boosters say that cryptocurrency has become a “digital oil”. From Ben Weiss
Mark Cuban says that the work-life balance is a luxurious, ambitious people that it cannot afford because “” works around the clock out there to step into your ass “. From Preston before
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