US could LOSE AI race to China if THIS happens, ex-White House ‘AI czar’ warns
Former White House ‘AI czar’ David Sacks discusses AI regulation, competition with China and the risks of advanced AI-powered ‘cyber weapons’ on ‘Kudlow.’
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Former White House ‘AI czar’ David Sacks discusses AI regulation, competition with China and the risks of advanced AI-powered ‘cyber weapons’ on ‘Kudlow.’
Economist Steve Moore discusses the latest May jobs report, U.S. economic strength and the impact of President Donald Trump’s pro-business policies on ‘Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street.’
AARP CEO Myechia Minter-Jordan explains how the aging population is redefining market dynamics, the economy and more on ‘The Claman Countdown.’
I remember when social media used to be a bunch of friends sharing stuff. And that was all.
Back then, social media was mostly a youngish person activity. Older folks thought we whippersnappers with our newfangled phones were ridiculous for engaging in something that “wasn’t even real.” They told us Facebook wasn’t “true socialization.” They told us to “get a life.”
We just laughed and went back to posting pictures of our food.
I kid. I’m a kidder.
Lots of DC – and a lot of the rest of us – continue to pretend that Wall Street is the only US economic indicator that matters.
The power went off. We were trapped in a little lake cabin about the size of an area rug when it happened.
As I’m sure most of you have noticed? Our federal government is a titanic, monstrous mess.
In all of human history, there has almost certainly never been an entity this dysfunctional and disorganized.
And the fact we have allowed something this messed up – to get this huge? May be the most grievous error in human history.
Fox News’ Steve Doocy visits Huntsville, Alabama, touring its vibrant downtown and spotlighting the city’s pivotal role in NASA and America’s journey to space on ‘Fox & Friends.’
How I ended up walking into a sliding glass door in a supermarket is pretty simple. I got a text from my wife. I looked at my phone to read the message and, WHAM! Goodbye nasal cartilage.
Fox News correspondent Madeleine Rivera reports on Netflix countering a Texas lawsuit that accuses it of privacy violations and using addictive design to target children on ‘Fox Report.’
He has the oil, the military and the corporate wizards on his side
Landing in Beijing with his secretary of state, his treasury secretary and the No. 1 executives of the top 30 corporations in America, President Trump received the royal treatment.
My mind processes things uniquely. As all our minds do.
Mine does so bizarrely. Which, thankfully, very few of our minds do.
And so it was when I saw the following in DC tech publication Broadband Breakfast….
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum discusses the push to suspend the federal gas tax and President Donald Trump’s upcoming summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping on ‘Fox & Friends.’
This is Part II of a two-part series that examines economic development in South Dakota. Part I covered the Future Fund, crony capitalism vs. free markets, out-of-state and foreign beneficiaries, and tax increment financing. This part covers data centers, reserve funds, the pro-development counter argument, and legislative reform efforts.
Federated Hermes deputy CIO of equities Steve Chiavarone discusses investing through a ‘wall of worry’ and more on ‘Making Money.’
‘Barron’s Roundtable’ panelists discuss three things investors should keep in mind.
The monster comedian Jerry Seinfeld has a great observation about how lots of money can sometimes lead to lazy thinking – and even non-thinking.
BOFA head of Global Thematic Investing Haim Israel discusses new developments in the world of artificial intelligence and life expectancy on ‘Making Money.’
Former FBI deputy director Dan Bongino describes what he calls the ‘two FBIs’ on a new episode of ‘Hang Out with Sean Hannity.’
New technologies can be really disruptive to the labor market, but eventually new jobs emerge and things come back into balance. But could it be different this time with the rise of AI?