
Innovation
& Technology
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The Second Green Revolution Will Be Digitized
The Second Green Revolution Will Be Digitized
Maximo Torero explains why new technologies are essential to meeting the world’s food and climate goals. -
Human Values for Artificial Intelligence
Human Values for Artificial Intelligence
Ana Palacio calls for a cooperative approach to regulating a potentially dangerous technology before it is too late. -
Sympathy for the Algorithm
Sympathy for the Algorithm
Barry Eichengreen considers the philosophical, economic, and aesthetic questions raised by OpenAI’s release of ChatGPT. -
AI in the Common Interest
AI in the Common Interest
Gabriela Ramos & Mariana Mazzucato call for more robust governance of a sector that can no longer be left to its own devices. -
All Progress Is Local
All Progress Is Local
Chris Bradley & Marc Canal Noguer show why granular data, not country-level analysis, must guide efforts to improve living standards. -
Disrupting the Disruptors
Disrupting the Disruptors
Roger McNamee considers what new economic conditions mean for an industry whose growth (and misbehavior) defined an era. -
The Napoleons of Big Tech
The Napoleons of Big Tech
Bill Emmott sees in the industry’s harsh reckoning this year lessons that apparently can’t be learned often enough. -
The Techno-Feudal Method to Musk’s Twitter Madness
The Techno-Feudal Method to Musk’s Twitter Madness
Yanis Varoufakis explains that the issue is neither vanity nor public service, but rather the need to acquire cloud capital. -
Defending Democracies’ Information Infrastructure
Defending Democracies’ Information Infrastructure
Anne-Marie Slaughter & Ben Scott propose a set of media reforms intended to restore citizens’ connection to a shared basis of facts.