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Apollo Global’s Investment Shift, SAP’s €20B Sovereign Cloud, Amazon Prime Sign-Up Drop, Aviant’s Drone Food Delivery, Bristol AI Art Backlash
Introduction:
In this episode, we explore five compelling stories shaping today’s economic and technological landscapes. Apollo Global CEO Marc Rowan challenges the traditional public stock market model, advocating for private markets as the future of investment amid shifting dynamics. We then examine SAP’s ambitious €20 billion investment to build a European “sovereign cloud,” designed to protect data privacy and advance AI development within the EU. Despite Amazon CEO Andy Jassy’s claims of record-breaking Prime Day success, internal data reveals a decline in U.S. Prime sign-ups, raising questions about membership growth. Next, Norwegian startup Aviant is innovating with drone delivery to bring hot food to remote Scandinavian communities, addressing delivery challenges with cutting-edge technology. Finally, we discuss the controversy sparked by Bristol City Council’s use of AI-generated artwork for a creative course booklet, which has drawn criticism from artists concerned about the impact on their craft.
Content and Timestamp:
00:00:38 Apollo CEO Marc Rowan: Traditional Investing is 'Broken,' Private Markets are the Future
00:03:56 SAP to Invest €20 Billion in European 'Sovereign Cloud' to Boost AI Ambitions
00:07:28 Amazon US Prime Sign-Ups Decline Despite Expanded Prime Day Promotion
00:10:26 Drone Delivery Takes Flight: Aviant Aims to Bring Hot Food to Scandinavia's Underserved Islands
00:14:01 Bristol City Council Faces Backlash for Using AI-Generated Art to Promote Creative Courses
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In this episode, we explore five compelling stories shaping today’s economic and technological landscapes. Apollo Global CEO Marc Rowan challenges the traditional public stock market model, advocating for private markets as the future of investment amid shifting dynamics. We then examine SAP’s ambitious €20 billion investment to build a European “sovereign cloud,” designed to protect data privacy and advance AI development within the EU. Despite Amazon CEO Andy Jassy’s claims of record-breaking Prime Day success, internal data reveals a decline in U.S. Prime sign-ups, raising questions about membership growth. Next, Norwegian startup Aviant is innovating with drone delivery to bring hot food to remote Scandinavian communities, addressing delivery challenges with cutting-edge technology. Finally, we discuss the controversy sparked by Bristol City Council’s use of AI-generated artwork for a creative course booklet, which has drawn criticism from artists concerned about the impact on their craft.
Content and Timestamp:
00:00:38 Apollo CEO Marc Rowan: Traditional Investing is 'Broken,' Private Markets are the Future
00:03:56 SAP to Invest €20 Billion in European 'Sovereign Cloud' to Boost AI Ambitions
00:07:28 Amazon US Prime Sign-Ups Decline Despite Expanded Prime Day Promotion
00:10:26 Drone Delivery Takes Flight: Aviant Aims to Bring Hot Food to Scandinavia's Underserved Islands
00:14:01 Bristol City Council Faces Backlash for Using AI-Generated Art to Promote Creative Courses
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