2025-07-16
22 分钟Hello and welcome to the Intelligence from The Economist.
I'm Rosie Blau.
And I'm Jason Palmer.
Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.
In Austria's most recent election, the far-right party got the largest share of the votes.
That's left the other parties in an unusual three-way coalition.
Our correspondent meets the accidental chancellor.
And tired of all those overblown beach resorts in places like Florida and Spain?
Good news travelers, glamorous new accommodations await you in North Korea.
Our correspondent explains the motives behind a curious tourism push.
But first...
Remember that sound?
The internet has become a bit more user-friendly since the days of dial-up.
Now it's a constant presence in our pocket, an inescapable part of everyday life.
Though connection speeds are faster than they once were.
The way we navigate the internet has barely altered.
Use a search engine to get where we want to go.
But now something is rapidly changing how we interact with the web.
Artificial intelligence.
AI is really transforming the way that people find information on the web.