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Artificial intelligence has become part of daily life, and increasingly, part of daily governance. From the way governments identify problems to the way they evaluate whether a policy has worked, AI is beginning to reshape every stage of the policy cycle. The question is no longer whether AI belongs in public policy; it is whether…

Airbus has scaled back its initiative to cut down on remote working after facing union protests and strikes in Spain, insiders have revealed. The aerospace company aimed to increase in-office presence to four days a week but has adjusted its plan to accommodate two days of remote work.

AI adoption and use are still evolving, and the technology itself is changing rapidly. What we know about AI and its impact on productivity growth and the economy remains uncertain. Transformations take time. We need to look for early indicators in the data and in business to get monetary policy right. The following is adapted…

Over the last two years, there has been a notable increase in U.S. productivity growth. For example, in the third quarter of 2025 (the most recent quarter for which data is available), the four-quarter growth rate of real output per hour in the nonfinancial corporate sector was 3.8 percent. That is more than twice the…