From someone who has spent two decades running universities and the past few years studying how AI is likely to affect them, here is some advice for playing the odds.
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Posted inEconomy
The Stranded Talent Dilemma: A Challenge to Higher Ed, Employers, and Government
Millions of Americans face a job crisis: They’re employed but not moving up and they don’t know what to do. Here’s some of what we need to ease the problem of stalled careers.
Posted inPodcast
Get Ready for the AI Crash
Overinvestment and risky financial engineering have made an AI crash more likely, says Vanderbilt’s Asad Ramzanali. Congress should take steps now to soften the blow.
Posted inMagazine
AI and the Sin of Sloth
Forget AI going haywire. The real problem is that it’s working as intended: making us lazier and less able to connect.
Posted inEconomy
Why AI Could Be a Boon for Workers
AI is redefining “expertise,” which could mean new opportunities for those without traditional credentials.
