Why Trust Retreats Into Our Own Circles: Optimism, Transformation and the Empathy AI Is Missing - Nils Giese, Edelman Germany (EP 47)
🎙️Nils Giese, CEO, Edelman Germany Only 8% of people in Germany believe the next generation will be better off, and Nils Giese, CEO of Edelman Germany, calls it the most shocking number in his firm’s Trust Barometer. Behind it he sees trust retreating onto “social islands”: small circles of people like us, now with…
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