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It is January 2024 and the first of many CUInsight articles. By now, many of you are a few weeks past the enactment of your resolutions, promises, and

Is AI a Gray Rhino, an obvious yet underestimated risk, or could it manifest as a Black Swan, a rare and disruptive event that takes us by surprise?

As rates rise, inflation worsens, and the Fed tightens, investors are nervous. Here’s what we know, and don’t know, about markets conditions.

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Black Swans and Gray Rhinos are constant risks that can be made worse May 04, 2021 Steve Kelman, who led the Office of Federal Procurement Policy during the Clinton Administration and is a current professor at the Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, has a reputation as a big thinker about management and government and why things work the way they do. In this conversation with Editor Nick Wakeman, Kelman shares his thoughts about Black Swans and Gray Rhinos -- those often traumatic events that we either didn’t see coming or we knew could happen but we failed to prepare for.