Ian Bremmer thinks the next few years will be defined by unrestrained AI development and heightened global tail risks.
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Economics
Jun 5, 2026
Ian Bremmer
Three major factors are likely to shape economic and geopolitical outcomes over the next several years: politically unconstrained AI development, a shift from the logic of globalization to zero-sum thinking, and heightened international tail risks. Much could go right, or at least as expected—until it doesn’t.
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