The year of the AI revolution — 2025 — is upon us. The U.S. is unfortunately poised to make some very serious mistakes that may forever disadvantage humanity. Here is what we need to do instead — and soon.
The year of the AI revolution — 2025 — is upon us. The U.S. is unfortunately poised to make some very serious mistakes that may forever disadvantage humanity. Here is what we need to do instead — and soon.
Curt Eysink is an unpopular man. Less than three months after assuming his post as executive director of the Louisiana Workforce Commission, he told a panel charged with overhauling the state's higher education system: "We're producing a workforce that we cannot employ in Louisiana." The apparent problem? Too many four-year college grads and not enough low-skill and vocational trade workers. …