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Day 1,754: dynamo, unshackle
The last flaw is Mr Xi’s unrealistic view of entrepreneurs, the dynamos of the past 30 years.
Unless entrepreneurs are unshackled, innovation will suffer and resources will be wasted.
Day 1,752: detest, pamper
He detests the idea of bailing out speculative property firms or giving handouts to citizens. Young people should be less pampered and willing to “eat bitterness”, he said last year.
Day 1,751: dwarf
Although their spending dwarfs property and the new productive forces, it accounts for just 37% of gdp, much lower than global norms.
Day 1,750: leapfrog, altitude
China will leapfrog steel and skyscrapers to a golden era of mass production of electric cars, batteries, biomanufacturing and the drone-based “low-altitude economy”.
Day 1,749: eschew, ruse
This eschews the conventional path of a big consumer stimulus to reflate the economy (that’s the kind of ruse the decadent West resorts to).
Day 1,748: attest
Relations with America are steadier, as a phone call between Mr Xi and President Joe Biden this week attested.
Day 1,747: dour, lurk
Compared with 12 months ago, let alone the go-go years, the mood in China is dour. Although industrial production perked up in March, consumers are depressed, deflation lurks and many entrepreneurs ar
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Day 1,746: obstetrics
Poorer countries, with less developed health infrastructure, have much to gain from introducing new tools, such as an ai-powered portable ultrasound device for obstetrics.
Day 1,745: adverse
They also need to fill regulatory gaps in the surveillance of adverse events, and in the continuous monitoring of algorithms to ensure they remain accurate, safe, effective and transparent.
Day 1,744: mediocre
Yet as our Technology Quarterly this week shows, although ai has been used in health care for many years, integration has been slow and the results have often been mediocre.
Day 1,742: stethoscope
From smart stethoscopes and robot surgeons to the analysis of large data sets or the ability to chat to a medical ai with a human face, opportunities abound.
Day 1,741: hyperbole
Artificial intelligence (ai) is generating excitement and hyperbole everywhere, but in the field of health care it has the potential to be transformational.
Day 1,740: save
If Mr Hart has his way, and if the ftc prevails in court against Kroger and Albertsons, in five years Aldi Süd will have more shops in America than any retailer save Walmart (which today boasts 4,700)
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Day 1,739: astutely, spare
Mr Hart has pulled it off by focusing on bare but astutely managed essentials. Aldis offer far fewer choices than rival outlets: 1,600 products, on average, compared with 31,000 for a typical American
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