Listen to leading voices in Silicon Valley, and you might come to believe that “solving intelligence” is sufficient to “solve ...

What would happen if AI becomes capable of performing essentially all economically valuable work? In a wide-ranging Q&A, Yale ...

In the high-stakes arena of global business, elite specialists often hit an invisible ceiling. They achieve “local hero” status—dominating regional markets through years of practical excellence—yet ...

Joseph Anantharaju, Co-Chairman and CEO of Happiest Minds, on automation, IT sell-off and innovation.

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Before launching his war on Iran, President Donald Trump said his most important goal was that Iran would “never have a nuclear weapon.” Yet it is not clear what, if anything, his administration has ...

Narrow AI applications drive real improvements in quality inspection, predictive analytics and knowledge preservation for ...

New Opentrons AI capability lets scientists simulate and visually inspect automated laboratory experiments before robots execute them.

Are you actually a human?” The voice of a middle-aged man, thick with anger, roars through the phone. For Lee Eun-young — a ...

While contemporary defenders of state paternalism offer some formidable cases for it, Bill Glod suggests in this essay how liberals and libertarians can offer powerful responses.

Japan, the US, and China control critical robotics components—emerging economies can't buy decades of specialized engineering expertise.

Whenever we see big leaps in computation, would-be central planners come out of the woodwork, claiming this finally makes it possible to organize the economy better than markets do — optimizing tax ...