AI

  Education is a key driver of human capital. Countries that develop the skills and talents of their populations enjoy lasting advantages in productivity, entrepreneurship and scientific discovery. For this reason, education policy has always been closely linked to long-term national competitiveness. Today, however, the global education landscape faces a significant challenge. Artificial intelligence is […]

  In 2025, it appeared as if the defining contest of the 21st century would pit national governments against global technology companies, with the most likely outcome being an uneasy coexistence in which each side largely remained within its own sphere. Now, that equilibrium has broken, and not only in the United States. Across major democracies, the […]

  Much is being said about whether artificial intelligence will destroy jobs. It will – but that conclusion ignores some important nuances. We are entering a broader transformation of work, driven not only by technology but also by structural inefficiencies that have developed over decades. What lies ahead is not simply job destruction, but a necessary […]

  There is a sobering truth about artificial intelligence: It is not yet profitable. Money is pouring into AI, and funds flow through it – for the time being. But when one examines AI companies’ profits, clear data is hard to find. The numbers are interesting: Private AI investments in the United States hit $109.1 billion in […]

  For decades, America’s dominance in technology has rested on a simple but powerful principle: permissionless innovation—the idea that individuals and companies are free to build and experiment without first seeking government approval. This philosophy, which allows innovation by default unless clear harm is shown, unleashed breakthroughs from the personal computer to the internet, making the […]