Paul's Update 12/28

How a “Robot Tax” Could Reduce Income Inequality

How a “Robot Tax” Could Reduce Income Inequality This tax can also be part of a plan to improve the economy as a whole.

HBR  Fulfilling the Promise of AI Requires Rethinking the Nature of Work Itself

Fulfilling the Promise of AI Requires Rethinking the Nature of Work Itself There’s more to machine learning than increased efficiency.

Residents are moving again. That’s good news for Michigan’s economy.

Residents are moving again. That’s good news for Michigan’s economy. (See maps) Moving vans are more likely to take folks between counties and regions, an internal migration that’s ...

Artificial intelligence now used in new tools to sharpen your debating skills

Artificial intelligence now used in new tools to sharpen your debating s... The Centre for Argument Technology teamed up with the BBC to produce tools using artificial intelligence to shar...

Building for the Long Term: Lessons from Leonardo da Vinci - Knowledge@Wharton

Building for the Long Term: Lessons from Leonardo da Vinci - Knowledge@W... Walter Isaacson, who's written books on famous figures such as Einstein and Benjamin Franklin, discusses his lat...

If Your Potential Managers Don't Have These 7 Skills, Don't Promote Them

If Your Potential Managers Don't Have These 7 Skills, Don't Promote Them Gordon Tredgold An alarming 82 percent of the time, companies promote the wrong person.

How You Can Be the Boss Who Goes From Good to Great

How You Can Be the Boss Who Goes From Good to Great Anyone who's ever had a bad boss aspires to do better. It's fine to be a good boss, but honing your leadership s...

HBR  The Real Reasons Companies Are So Focused on the Short Term

The Real Reasons Companies Are So Focused on the Short Term And why pleading with CEOs to change won’t work.