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Newsweek Horizons is a podcast that brings listeners into the heart of Newsweek's live event series, exploring the most pressing issues shaping our world. Each episode dives into thought-provoking discussions with industry leaders, policymakers, and experts, covering a wide array of topics, from the role of artificial intelligence in climate change and health care to other pivotal challenges and opportunities across science, society, and innovation. Whether you're looking for insights on the future of technology or debates on global transitions, Newsweek Horizons provides deep, dynamic conversations on the topics that matter most.

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Newsweek Horizons is a podcast that brings listeners into the heart of Newsweek's live event series, exploring the most pressing issues shaping our world.

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AI: Climate Hero or Climate Villain?

Artificial intelligence offers powerful tools to cut emissions and address climate change, but its massive energy demands pose challenges. Is AI a climate hero, or a climate villain? During Climate Week NYC, a live panel featuring experts from Microsoft, MIT, and other companies, explored how we can harness AI’s climate potential without compromising the clean energy transition.

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Is AI the Cure to Doctor Burnout?

Newsweek and Hospital for Special Surgery have gathered a panel of experts to discuss one of health care's most pressing topics: Is AI the cure for doctor burnout?

Burnout recently hit its peak among health care workers. Last year, nearly half of doctors reported at least one symptom of the condition, according to the American Medical Association. Physician burnout is more than an industry issue—it's a public health concern. Research links detached, fatigued doctors to major medical errors.

The issue is poised to worsen. Burnout has contributed to a post-pandemic doctor exodus, and the Association of American Medical Colleges estimates that the U.S. will be short 139,000 physicians by 2033. For America's aging population, fewer doctors means more trouble.

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The Future of Plastics: Reducing Waste and Rethinking Materials

The world is taking action to limit the flood of plastic waste that is polluting our rivers and oceans and harming wildlife and human health. The United Nations is pursuing a global treaty on plastic waste with the goal of reducing single use plastics and keeping plastics out of the environment. The treaty carries enormous implications for a range of industry sectors and government operations, and policy makers, researchers and business leaders are already at work on ways to replace plastics, encourage their reuse and improve recycling.

Our panel of experts from industry and academia will explain the treaty’s impact and how some companies and communities are moving beyond plastic waste and toward a circular economy that keeps plastics in their proper place.

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Better Workplaces: How to Foster Inclusion and Civility

Have you ever gotten into an argument with a co-worker over politics? Survey data suggests that people are talking about politics at work more often than ever before. The distractions, turnover risk and even absenteeism caused by political disagreement could cost companies millions. A December 10 panel at Newsweek's NYC headquarters featured experts in the medical, legal and social psychology fields discussing the risky business of managing politics at work.

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