AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSovereign AI push: Celonis and deepset unveiled a joint “sovereign AI” platform for mission-critical work, aiming to keep data and models under customer control while running on preferred infrastructure. AI anxiety hits jobs: New Adaptavist research says about one in three knowledge workers are looking to switch industries over AI fears, with a quarter actively considering “AI-less” work—raising retention worries for mid-level talent. US-Iran deal reshapes markets: The US and Iran announced an agreement to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, easing pressure on oil and shipping—while Germany’s Merz said it could stabilize the global economy. G7 in France, security on the agenda: Leaders gathered in Évian-les-Bains to tackle Ukraine and the Middle East, with the Iran framework expected to dominate talks. Defence mobility support: Stena Line secured funding to keep the Rostock–Trelleborg rail ferry running until 2031, explicitly tied to military mobility for NATO. German economy signals: Germany’s wholesale prices rose at a softer pace, while ECB officials stayed cautious on eurozone inflation. Energy shock warning: An analysis argues the Hormuz crisis is turning into a broader energy, logistics and food/financial drag that could linger into 2027. Ebola strain strain risk: WHO says the latest Ebola outbreak is an emergency, but global aid capacity looks stretched again.
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