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The digital revolution "is surely the greatest technological triumph in history. But that means it could be the most disruptive." Fareed explains how the anxiet…
The digital revolution "is surely the greatest technological triumph in history. But that means it could be the most disruptive." Fareed explains how the anxiety stemming from large-scale change makes people want more from their leaders — and how that can breed dissatisfaction with the performance of democratic governments.
0:00 A revolution is unfolding, and voters are furious
0:46 "Can modern democracies function?"
4:20 "Democracy is not designed for speed. It's designed for legitimacy"
5:03 "The strange trajectory of modern populism"
6:44 AI spending as "one massive bet"
7:13 Fareed speaks with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella; is there an AI bubble?
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
The digital revolution "is surely the greatest technological triumph in history. But that means it could be the most disruptive." Fareed explains how the anxiety stemming from large-scale change makes people want more from their leaders — and how that can breed dissatisfaction with the performance of democratic governments.
0:00 A revolution is unfolding, and voters are furious
0:46 "Can modern democracies function?"
4:20 "Democracy is not designed for speed. It's designed for legitimacy"
5:03 "The strange trajectory of modern populism"
6:44 AI spending as "one massive bet"
7:13 Fareed speaks with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella; is there an AI bubble?
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
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