Peter Eitel & Sigmar Gabriel identify the dangers and opportunities created by the erosion of American and Chinese dominance.

Dambisa Moyo outlines steps that policymakers and businesses can take to limit the fallout from a potential AI catastrophe.

Sally Wentworth notes that technologies spread and develop faster when the infrastructure they rely on is open.

Amit Seru warns that AI models, already embraced by market participants, are better than humans at gaming complexity.

AI can broaden access to expertise, support innovation, and boost economic growth. But shared prosperity will depend less on ...

The devastating floods in Nepal demonstrate what happens when reckless development puts climate-vulnerable communities in ...

Brian Judge sees calls for a “pause” on development as a way to hype AI’s profit potential and reduce development costs.

Gabriela Ramos thinks the Anthropic CEO’s appeal for a slowdown in model development leaves too many unanswered questions.

Stephen Holmes sees a critical difference between otherwise similar political reactions to immigration and data centers.

Guillaume Klossa, Catherine Trautmann and Slavoj Žižek consider the stakes in upcoming national elections involving over half ...

At first glance, India and China seem to be taking almost identical positions on the Ukraine war: maintain close ties with the Kremlin, buy Russian oil, and refuse to j ...

Sep 14, 2026 Adrien Geiger, et al. urge policymakers to recognize the economic value of healthy soil and implement ...