Leaving the Data Dark Ages
advocates the right to personal ownership of the digital information we generate.
Innovation & Technology
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Work in an Age of Automation
examine which skills workers will need – and which will lose value – in the age of AI.
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Intellectual Property, Not Intellectual Monopoly
advocates for updated patent systems and reinvigorated government research programs to boost innovation.
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America’s Second Sputnik Moment?
says the US should respond to “Made in China 2025” with the same urgency as during the space race.
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Trade, Technology, and Xi Jinping’s Question
argues that many of today’s global challenges reflect a mishandling of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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The Cognitive Limits of Lifelong Learning
points out that the challenges many workers face in learning new skills are hard-wired constraints.
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Big Tech Is a Big Problem
worries that the failure of US policymakers to rein in the top five firms is impeding innovation.
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Does the West Want What Technology Wants?
explains why today's populist nationalism is incompatible with innovation and rapid economic growth.
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Our Infant Information Revolution
says that it remains to be seen whether credibility and a compelling narrative can be fully automated.
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The Garment Industry’s Technology Challenge
urges developing countries to rethink their approach to apparel manufacturing before the jobs disappear.
