2024-11-19
49 分钟At the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Chinese President Xi Jinping urges for more international governance and cooperation on artificial intelligence, warning that AI should not be a "game of rich countries and the wealthy. China celebrates the completion of the final phase of a major pipeline bringing natural gas from Russia to China, which marks a significant step in the countries' energy ties. And in a pioneering move, Denmark’s Green Tripartite Minister, Jeppe Bruus, explains why the country is introducing the world’s first tax on livestock emissions. Rahul Tandon is joined by Jennifer Pak in China and Peter Morici in the U.S.
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Hello and welcome to Business Matters here on the BBC World Service.
I'm Rahul and plenty.
Coming up on the program, as always, we're going to hear about AI.
President Xi says it shouldn't be the preserve of the rich countries only.
We'll get reaction to that.
We'll get reaction to the new Energy Secretary in the US and also we're going to hear about a seven year old programming prodigy from Russia who's wowing the tech world.
Could he be the youngest head of training in an IT company?
For me it looks like absolutely amazing.
He has been teaching other people when he got five and for me it's a kind of a new Mozart.
Well, I'll be joined throughout the program by two guests on opposite sides of the world.
Now, I don't know Peter Morisi, if you've been teaching since the age of five, of course economist and professor of business, University of Maryland, but do you think at the age of five or six you could have taught people a bit about economics?
I'm sorry, repeat yourself please.
You know this seven year old programming prodigy from Russia that we're going to be talking about, who's teaching others?
What age do you think you could have taught people?
16.
I was teaching at 17.