
How an AI Utopia Would Work
Jul 12, 2019 offers lessons from the Gulf states on how to forge a new social contract for the age of automation.
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Sami Mahroum, a professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Solvay Business School at the Free University of Brussels, is Director of Research and Strategy for Dubai Future Labs. He is a former senior lecturer and Director of the Innovation and Policy Initiative at INSEAD and the author of Black Swan Start-ups: Understanding the Rise of Successful Technology Business in Unlikely Places.
Jul 12, 2019 offers lessons from the Gulf states on how to forge a new social contract for the age of automation.
Dec 21, 2018 warns that hasty deployment of new tools could backfire, at the cost of patients and providers alike.
Jul 5, 2018 proposes an approach that both includes and excludes economic migrants.
Feb 16, 2018 argues that new technologies will not just alter the nature of work, but usher in a new socioeconomic system.
Jan 3, 2018 traces the erosion of democratic and humanistic values to trends in education and the labor market.
More inclusive global growth in a world with free capital mobility does not require a “global” government that taxes and redistributes, but it does require global taxation and tax cooperation. Countries should be free to set their own taxes, but they should be required to share tax-relevant information.
French President Emmanuel Macron has drawn criticism for describing NATO as brain dead and pursuing a rapprochement with Russian President Vladimir Putin. But now that a wayward America could abandon the continent at any moment, Macron's argument for European defense autonomy is difficult to refute.