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Americans Still Believe in Work. The AI Crowd Hasn’t Gotten the Memo
Promises of vast new work-free benefits seem somewhere between a believe-it-when-I-see-it vision and just the latest liberal plan to expand an already-bloated welfare state.
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The Long, Slow Death of Social Democracy
For three decades, social democracy was the most successful product of a working-class movement that…
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Populism Won’t Help US Workers. Here’s What Will
We live in a populist age. Widespread discontent has swept unlikely politicians to the top…
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It’s Leverage, Not Magic—A Better Take on AI in the Workplace
Every year, I teach a one-week course through the American Enterprise Institute’s Honors Program on…
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The Coming Acceleration
Recursive AI will test the human ability to adapt. In the world of generative artificial…
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Without Qualified Workers, Our CHIPS Investments Could Be Money Down the Drain
Three years ago, the Biden administration, backed by big bipartisan majorities in Congress, launched the CHIPS and Science…
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Tariffs Plus AI Makes for a Rocky Job Market. How Should Workers Prepare?
In today’s labor market, few occupations are safe from AI disruption. It’s been a rough…
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The Surprising Benefits of “Cooperative” AI
The Impact of AI on Work Quality and Collaboration: Insights from a Harvard Business School…
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America’s New Frontier of Opportunity and Inclusion
It would be a king-sized understatement to say that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives…
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Go Fast, Break HR
How the AI talent race is reshaping recruitment. A new survey of 250 technical leaders reveals a…
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AI and the Future of Work Looks Bright
One of the hottest guessing games in workforce development is figuring out how generative artificial…