AEI takes on challenges of AI
Brian Boyd, with help from Bill Drexel and Matt Elmore, discusses the American Enterprise Institute’s approach to artificial intelligence. What does it mean to be human? Are we defined by…
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Brian Boyd, with help from Bill Drexel and Matt Elmore, discusses the American Enterprise Institute’s approach to artificial intelligence. What does it mean to be human? Are we defined by…
The “affordability crisis” is arguably shaping up to be the top issue for this election season. One can barely go five minutes on social media or television without hearing a…
Editors at National Review Online assess the current state of climate alarmism. “The science” should not be a thing. Science is not dogma, but a voyage of endless intellectual exploration…
Nicholas Eberstadt writes for the American Enterprise Institute about a demographic challenge for America’s future. Can America continue to prosper, even if our country veers into an indefinite depopulation? The…
Nat Malkus and Sam Hollon write for the American Enterprise Institute about one benefit of high school sports. Examining day-level attendance records and varsity participation data for roughly 262,000 Indiana…
Robert Doar explores the continuing impact of one of the US Supreme Court’s most significant justices. Ten years on, the constitutional jurisprudence that Justice Scalia spent his life building has…
A new survey from the Institute for Family Studies asks why so many young men are adrift, disconnected and disengaged from today’s world. The study, conducted by YouGov between April…
Michael Strain of the American Enterprise Institute ponders surprising US employment numbers. Markets, economists and Federal Reserve officials seem to believe that the US labour market spent most of last…
S.T. Karnick writes for the Federalist about Congress’ role in ending massive entitlement fraud. American taxpayers have been victimized by at least $36 billion and possibly as much as $3…
Robert Doar of the American Enterprise Institute urges policymakers to examine one piece of American history. Officials in Minneapolis, St. Paul and Washington could learn a few lessons from the…
Matt Weidinger of the American Enterprise Institute explains how the COVID pandemic exposes a problem that requires significant reform. The COVID-19 pandemic exposed significant flaws in the nation’s unemployment insurance…
Derek Scissors of the American Enterprise Institute assesses communist China’s financial picture. China’s military advancement, demographic decline, multidimensional trade success, political repression, and perhaps other features may be more important…