The Future of Work Part 2: How technology will change the job market. Thomas A. Kochan, MIT

March 27, 2017 by

Trump, Who Thinks He Bought the Nation, Now Eyes the World

When Donald Trump began his first term as president in 2017, I wrote that he came to office not as a politician who had won an election, but rather as a businessman who had won a takeover battle and was ready to hire, fire, sell-off, and generally to reshape the property he had bought. On […]

The Crisis in Journalism — More Reporting Needed

Llewellyn King

There is a lot of dither about the future of journalism. Make no mistake, it is the essential commodity. If you know what is going on in Gaza, Ukraine or Syria, it is because brave journalists told you. Not the government, not some academic institution, not artificial intelligence, and not hearsay from your friends or from a […]

‘Missing Link’ Offers Unique Boost to Renewable Energy Generation

Llewellyn King

In a well-ordered laboratory in Owings Mills, a suburb of Baltimore, an engineer has been perfecting a device that might be called the missing link in renewable energy. Now, it is ready to begin its transformative role in electric generation, bringing electricity to the remotest places in America and adding it to the grid. It is […]

The Backdoor Challenge of AI Machine-Learning

Llewellyn King

The great race is on. It isn’t the one on television, but it is one that has put the world’s wealthiest companies in fierce competition to secure market share in artificial intelligence. The handful of big-tech companies and their satellites may have spent as much as $1 trillion on machine-learning and data center infrastructure to […]