Emergent Ventures, a fellowship program by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, announced its 59th cohort of winners, including 15-year-old Maximilian Kornstein from the Atlanta area, who i…
Mario Draghi's newly launched Rhine Group, a think tank aimed at restoring Europe's technological edge, has opened its headquarters in Switzerland and uses US tech infrastructure, drawing criticism fo…
Investment in digital infrastructure has nearly doubled from £6.3bn in 2019 to about £11.6bn in 2024, according to a revised calculation by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), yet economists at …
The London School of Economics' executive education programme on AI Law, Policy, and Governance, completed by Karl Anthony Borg, forms the basis of a seven-lesson beginner's guide to AI governance. Th…
The Delhi High Court rejected a bid to confine copyright's research exception to human-only activity, ruling that machine-mediated analysis qualifies for the same legal protection in the AI training c…
Central banks including the Federal Reserve, Bank of Korea, European Central Bank, and London School of Economics converge on a two-phase theory: AI spending drives prices up now, but productivity gai…
Anthropic launched Claude for Teachers on April 2, 2025, offering free access to its AI assistant for verified K-12 educators in the US, with tools for lesson planning and curriculum connections. The …
Nobel laureate Christopher Pissarides dismissed the idea that artificial intelligence will restore rapid productivity growth in Western economies, arguing that the fast-growth years may be over. Speak…
Companies are adopting AI without measuring its holistic costs and productivity gains, warns a veteran small-business owner. Individual productivity boosts exist but rely on skilled oversight, and man…
In 2026, the U.S. economy is experiencing strong expansion despite slowing job growth, suggesting rising productivity, yet official productivity measures have barely budged and even slowed in the firs…
A new study from researchers at the London School of Economics and the Ellison Institute of Technology found that remote work, not artificial intelligence, is the primary driver behind declining entry…