
Nobel Prize-winning economists and new demographic research show AI job doom predictions ignore two massive blind spots — and the data points to the exact opposite crisis.
Read the story →Argentina created a legal category for AI corporations. An autonomous entity — no human required — that can own assets, hire employees, and sue in court. Yuval Noah Harari called it dangerous. History says otherwise. Here is what AI legal personhood actually means — and the enormous consumer surplus it could unlock.
Read the story →Your next landlord may be an AI — legally. The LLC is already registered. The bank account is open. The lease is waiting. Here is why the legal framework for AI landlords already exists, why markets are driving it faster than law can respond, and what it means for every business that transacts with counterparties.
Read the story →A nurse with a smartphone. A single retinal photograph. An algorithm that reads it in seconds and returns a diagnosis with the accuracy of a specialist who trained for a decade. This is not a pilot program. It is running...
Read the story →AI is reshaping professional work the way the internet reshaped retail. Here's which roles are exposed, which will multiply, and what smart executives do now.
Read the story →In 2020, DeepMind predicted the structure of nearly every protein known to science. Researchers called it the biggest biological breakthrough in decades. It was also a preview of what AI does to every hard problem it touches.
Read the story →Physical AI is crossing from science fiction to factory floor. The jobs most at risk aren't the ones the headlines focus on. The historical record on automation is clear.
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