2026-06-23
15 分钟This podcast is sponsored by Comcast Business.
When business leaders struggle to get measurable value out of artificial intelligence, it's often because they're
operating AI on top of disjointed architectures, says Ahmed Verma, Chief Technology Officer at Comcast Business.
That's why we make sure AI works with the connectivity fabric that permanently links people,
applications, data and machines everywhere and all the time.
That's continuous intelligence.
Later, he'll explain why it can bring cohesion to AI deployments.
Here, Starmer's resignation continues an era of political turbulence in the UK.
What does that mean for its economy?
Plus, in an exclusive interview,
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella offers a blistering critique of how the AI race has played out.
When college students are booing commencement speakers who are to the word AI, that's a tell on, hey, they're anxious.
And influential Fed chairman Alan Greenspan has died at age 100. It's Monday,
June 22. I'm Alex O'Sulliv for The Wall Street Journal.
This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that move the world today.
The U.S. Iran peace deal that was signed on Wednesday last week was meant to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
So how exactly is that going?
I'm joined now by WSJ reporter Joe Wallace.
Okay, Joe, let's start with like what's going on in the straight right now.
Are we seeing ships moving through it?