Claudia Cornejo, a member of the inaugural class of SIPA’s mid-career MPA in Global Leadership, reflects upon public service and the challenges ahead for global leaders.

Jeffrey Shrader and co-authors found in study that making forecasts 50% more accurate would save more lives and have a net value that’s nearly twice the annual budget of the National Weather Service.

Jason Bordoff of CGEP said ““The projection for how much energy you need is higher and higher because the cooling needs to go up.”

Anya Schiffrin writes that there are always risks that come with media regulation.

Anya Schiffrin writes that “big tech firms would rather ignore the pleas of news providers or do deals with a few powerful publishers without regard for the wider news economy. “

Stuart Gottlieb wrote that the United States and the West should certainly welcome China’s newfound realization that it is not on a linear path to global supremacy.

Qiheng Chen MIA ‘21 wrote that “regulations, standards, and the reality of AI ecosystems will all have a bearing on the eventual outlook of China’s AI law.”

Philippe Benoit and Jonathan Elkind said that to protect against increasingly extreme climate events, we must tackle the emissions problem. 

Jeffrey Sachs said “there must have global values and ethics to guide a deeply interconnected world.”