Over troubled waters: Trump’s bridge-and-plant plot

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  The Economist.

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  Hello and welcome to the intelligence from the economist.

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  I'm your host Jason Palmer.

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  Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

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  That AI jobs apocalypse still ain't here.

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  But where it seemed most likely was in India,

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  which relies heavily on farming out its coders for cheap.

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  But AI is allowing the country's big IT firms to change how they do business.

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  And they may be hiring more people, not fewer.

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  This is the stuff of young people these days.

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  We ask why Grannycore is taking Gen Z by a sedate storm.

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  First up though, President Donald Trump doesn't want you to know what he will do in Iran.

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  "Very little is off limits in Iran as far as targeting.

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  Including power plants, bridges, you've mentioned those.

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  Very little is off limits.

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  Are there certain kinds of civilian targets though?

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  I'm thinking schools, hospitals, that you would...

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  I don't want to tell you that.

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  But he does want you to know what he could do.

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