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July 31, 2016 by White House Chronicle Leave a Comment

Coming in AI: ‘Agents’ You Can Speak with Conversationally

The next big wave in artificial intelligence innovation is at hand: agents. With agents, the usefulness of AI will increase exponentially and enable businesses and governments to streamline their operations while making them more dependable, efficient and adaptable to circumstance, according to Satya Nitta, co-founder and CEO of Emergence, the futuristic New York-based computer company. […]

How NIMBYism Is Strangling America

Llewellyn King

Like fog, it creeps in, but unlike fog, it doesn’t dissipate. It gets denser and does untold damage to the economy and Americans’ lives. It is that modern plague, known as much by its acronym as by its phrase: NIMBY, “not in my backyard.” It is the mantra of everyone who wants wherever they are to remain […]

Undersea Cable Could End Puerto Rico’s Electricity Woes; Hook Up the World

Llewellyn King

Some men go to war and come back broken. Others come back and blackout that experience. Some are never whole again. However, some leave active duty inspired to help, to change the things they can for the better. Adam Rousselle is such a man. Rousselle saw service fighting with the Contras in Honduras and later was […]

Postcard from A Coruña: A Summit in a Spanish City in Ascendency

Linda Gasparello

I am one of those who believes what Seneca, the ancient Roman writer and statesman, said, “Travel and change of place impart new vigor to the mind.” I don’t know if the stoic Seneca said that before or after his exile to the island of Corsica by the emperor Claudius. Anyway, earlier this summer, my […]

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