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Goldman Sachs’s chief credit strategist Lotfi Karoui has exited the firm after nearly two decades, according to reports. The departure comes as the bank’s US equity strategist David Kostin also prepares to leave, signaling significant changes in Goldman’s research leadership.
Goldman Sachs’s chief credit strategist Lotfi Karoui has departed the firm after 18 years, according to reports confirmed by the bank. Karoui, who also served as head of credit, mortgages and structured products research, was named chief credit strategist in 2017 and was among the executives promoted to partnership in November.
The Holy See has organized a major international conference on artificial intelligence ethics, calling for binding global regulations and equitable distribution of AI benefits. The summit brought together religious leaders, academics, and technology executives to address what the Pope described as “deep questions” about AI’s impact on society.
The Holy See has positioned itself at the center of the global artificial intelligence regulation debate, hosting a high-level summit that called for binding international frameworks to govern the rapidly advancing technology. According to reports from Vatican media, the conference titled “Digital Rerum Novarum: Artificial Intelligence for Peace, Social Justice, and Integral Human Development” brought together religious leaders, academics, and technology executives to address what analysts suggest are critical ethical challenges posed by AI development.
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Apple’s next-generation MacBook Pro with M6 chip may finally include touchscreen OLED displays according to industry reports. The redesign would represent Apple’s first touch-enabled MacBook, potentially blurring lines between Mac and iPad functionality.
Apple’s upcoming MacBook Pro refresh with M6 chip may represent the most significant design change to the professional laptop line in years, according to reports from multiple industry sources. The next-generation models are rumored to feature touchscreen OLED displays, marking Apple’s first departure from its longstanding resistance to touch-enabled MacBooks.