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Artificial General Intelligence Is Still a Dream. The Real Work Is Governing the AI We Already Have

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Noam Maital

In 1930, John Maynard Keynes warned that the world was heading toward a future of “technological unemployment”—a state where machines would render human labor obsolete. He predicted that within a century, advances in technology could reduce the average workweek to 15 hours, as productivity soared and economies became self-sustaining. Spoiler alert: we’re five years away from his hundred-year horizon, and most of us are still burning through 40–60 hour weeks while texting ChatGPT to summarize our meetings.

From Washington to Your ZIP Code: AI Governance Is Coming Home

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Shanie Roth

Budget cuts at federal agencies and a deregulatory push from the Trump administration are changing the dynamics of government oversight. Instead of Washington setting the rules, state and local governments are being asked to step up.

Educating Our Kids in the Age of AI: Are We Missing the Mark?

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Noam Maital

"The kids are not alright," a recent podcast episode from Honestly focusing on gentle parenting, struck a chord with me—not because of its insights into parenting, but because it perfectly captures the unease I feel about our education system in the age of AI.