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This was a great webinar highlighting the findings and applications of the World Bank Global Findex data. I found Jonathan Morduch's short reflections (towards the end of the session) on financial resilience particularly thought provoking and useful. Thanks for this Innovations for Poverty Action!

This comment on the FT’s article on Microsoft’s investment in OpenAI made me chuckle….

Wow. Clearly a major leap in the utility of search. I really like that you can ask it to organize information into tables…

Every dense flagship policy report from the UN, World Bank etc should hire Alexander Skarsgard to communicate the key messages: nytimes.com/2023/03/28/opi…

Incredibly powerful animated visual storytelling from the The New York Times telling the story of Hiroshima survivor Akiko Takakura. nytimes.com/2023/04/04/opi…

Wow! This is amazing AI technology that vastly reduces the time and complexity of gleaning insights from satellite imagery. Use cases for this seem endless.

Love seeing this story on the significance of Africa's burgeoning youth demographic in the The New York Times that combines data with personal stories bringing to life what this trend might mean for the region & the world: nytimes.com/interactive/20…

The data @climateTrace has pulled together on its platform to catalog and map individual sources of carbon emissions around the world is incredible. climatetrace.org/approach

This looks very interesting! With vast amounts of geospatial data at our fingertips, seems like earth observation is an area ripe for good AI tools to help people monitor and understand our dynamic planet as well as measure a range of impacts.

"COVID-19 Increased Existing Gender Mortality Gaps in High-Income Countries More Than in Middle-Income Countries" documents.worldbank.org/en/publication… by Kathleen Beegle @gdemom Damien de Walque Paul Gubbins Jeremy Veillard