I Helped Run Lululemon. Companies Need to Stop Kidding Themselves About A.I.
Julie Averill, Lululemon’s former longtime CIO, argues that many companies are mistaking AI announcements and rebranded job titles for genuine…
Julie Averill, Lululemon’s former longtime CIO, argues that many companies are mistaking AI announcements and rebranded job titles for genuine…
Columnist Hal Brands argues that AI’s effects on geopolitics and warfare have moved from hypothetical to concrete, citing a January…
This opinion piece argues that the EU’s AI Act, now in full enforcement, is already outdated because its “systemic risk”…
This piece argues the US economy has become a highly leveraged bet on AI dominance over China, noting that AI-related…
Ashish Bhatia argues the US and China are no longer in a single winner-take-all AI race but operate as a…
Dewardric McNeal argues that the US has lost its clear AI lead to an increasingly sophisticated Chinese innovation ecosystem competing…
This piece argues major AI companies are reviving the “move fast and break things” ethos, prioritizing growth over safety safeguards…
Political theorist Hélène Landemore argues that ordinary citizens, not just tech leaders and policymakers, must have meaningful input into decisions…
A Stanford University study of 1,131 Character.AI users found that intense use of AI companion chatbots correlated with poorer psychological…
Writer Zvi Mowshowitz proposes a framework of three “pills” for understanding disagreements about artificial intelligence. He argues most people remain…
Nathan Gardels reports on AI scientist Stuart Russell’s warning that artificial intelligence has entered a “loss-of-control transition,” in which systems…
John Tamny responds to Mark Zuckerberg’s Wall Street Journal op-ed on the future of superintelligent AI, endorsing Zuckerberg’s argument that…