Medium vs. long term: how public policies impact innovation

BCG sizes AI’s impact on insurance, Sifted shares lessons from Klarna’s IPO for Europe’s VC model, and the FT highlights Australia’s rise in Quantum Computing.

_{1/ Where AI needs to scale in insurance}

The first article is a report the Boston Consulting Group put together on the level of AI adoption in the insurance industry. It starts with a comparison across industries and then it details the maturity of projects initiated so far. Ultimately, it sizes the potential impact such technologies could have on the workforce.

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_{2/ Lessons learned from Klarna's IPO}

The second article, published on Sifted, is an opinion piece on what investors and innovators can learn from Klarna's IPO. It reminds us with the company's growth journey, its success, and its challenges to raise money from local investors. Which is an opportunity to discuss the VC model in Europe and the way to both benefit local startups and investors with a more active ecosystem.

_{3/ Australia's role in Quantum Computing}

The third article, published in the Financial Times, details the dynamic Australia has shown recently in the Quantum Computing space. It highlights how much the State has been supportive for many years, with dedicated investments. It also details the country played with Microsoft in recent upgrades in that industry.