Focused on AI fairness and ethics, this slide explores public perception that AI may increase bias rather than reduce it. It emphasizes the need for developers to prioritize responsible AI development.

The slide presents data on people's belief in science and their desire to retain control over health decisions.

Displays a significant drop in public concern over Covid-19, with most countries under 5%. The world average is 3%, signaling a diminished pandemic focus as the world adapts to post-pandemic normalcy.

The slide depicts anticipated changes in customer demand and company profits over a series of months in 2020, highlighting trends in economic sentiments derived from survey data.

The slide discusses the impact of the Ukraine crisis on semiconductor supply, showing demand-supply imbalances and gas shortages.

It details regulatory concerns, especially the readiness for Basel III finalization, and discusses varying levels of preparedness among institutions.

The slide outlines strategic measures for crisis management in three phases—Flatten, Fight, Future—detailing specific actions like deep-diving into outcomes, refining processes, and coordinating other areas from a response team. It serves to guide strategic crisis management during different operational phases.

This slide offers a comparative analysis of asset class valuations, helping in assessing relative value and making informed investment decisions.

Describes how large arts organizations in Melbourne support small and medium creative businesses, detailing specific programs and impacts.

Details the forecasted growth rates for various segments within the entertainment and media industry, emphasizing the strong growth in VR.

It highlights that nearly half of the public believes there is insufficient support for early childhood development, with higher agreement among parents of young children.

This slide provides a quarterly analysis of liquidity and funding metrics, detailing trends in Liquidity Coverage Ratio and Net Stable Funding Ratio, highlighting compliance with financial regulatory requirements, and implications for financial stability and strategic financial planning.

The slide discusses hydrogen consumption in the chemicals industry, focusing on ammonia and methanol synthesis, market trends, and sources of hydrogen within the industry.

This slide provides a breakdown of tax versus non-tax revenue for the fiscal year, detailing the proportions and specific amounts from various sources such as fines, fees, and entrepreneurial activities. This aids in understanding the structure and diversity of government revenue sources.

This slide reflects public skepticism, showing how many people believe the CPG sector would exploit them if possible, with trust levels varying by country.

Describes EY's computable general equilibrium model for analyzing economic impacts, detailing its comprehensive regional and sectoral analysis capabilities.

Provides an industry-wide comparison of media spend allocations, identifying discrepancies between current expenditures and optimal investments.

This slide provides a deep-dive into the potential of forestry residues as a feedstock for energy production, analyzing its total potential by 2060 and highlighting the scalability issues and sustainability constraints associated with its use.

The slide depicts evolving attitudes from 2018–2023 on gender equality topics, revealing trends like increasing feminism and views on men’s roles in equality.

The slide projects the growth of renewable energy in power generation, emphasizing the increase in wind and solar power.

The slide demonstrates proactive innovation strategies by Middle East and GCC CEOs, including targeting new customer bases, product innovation, and partnerships. This underscores a regional shift toward agility and modernization.

The slide details the expectations for setting tax transparency strategies within 12 months, with country-specific and overall data.

It presents a decade-long financial trend analysis of the Consumer and Community Banking revenue, including net interest income forecasts.

The slide presents data from a survey profiling investors by wealth level, generation, region, and gender.

The slide outlines the US government’s $1.9B funding plan for QC, with most of the allocation (57.6%) going to quantum computing, followed by quantum sensing and communications. It contrasts this with other nations' investments for contextual benchmarking.