Archive for year: 2024
Forest Privatization – Misdiagnosis of Commons Management
/0 Comments/in Policy Papers/by hgsss_kubaA widening wealth gap, a marginalized middle class
and growing concerns about robots and artificial
intelligence (AI) displacing millions of workers is
fueling intense debates on the adequacy of social
safety nets in advanced capitalist economies. These
concerns have only become more conspicuous in the
aftermath of the Covid 19 pandemic; with mandatory
lockdowns and ensuing disruptions in labor markets.
Locke and George on Original Acquisition – Paul Forrester
/0 Comments/in New Voices In Economics/by hgsss_kubaPrivatize the Methods, Publicize the Profits – Jamal Thomas
/0 Comments/in New Voices In Economics/by hgsss_kubaThe Ideas Behind Constitutions and their Role in Securing and Protecting or Violating Human Rights – The Case of the United States of America
/in Learning/by hgsss_kubaNobel Prize-winning economist calls for climate tax on billionaires
/0 Comments/in What Would Henry George Say/by hgsss_kubaAI Social Risk? Real or Imagined by AI?
/0 Comments/in Blog, Tech & Society/by hgsss_kubaThe development of AI has been centuries in the making. We notice it’s seeming instantaneous emergence in recent years as if it landed in a flash of light. Yet this lightning strike has been glowing within the computing world for over 75 years and much longer with philosophers and mathematicians. In most cases with the emergence of new technologies there have been some growing pains. However, science, engineering, and policy have acted to improve the solutions at each step. In this blog entry we will turn our attention to the history of AI, some of its key building blocks, and how its maturation may impact the types of social interests which Henry George discussed at length.
Policy Briefs, Bulletins, and Working Papers
/0 Comments/in Policy Papers/by hgsss_kubaA widening wealth gap, a marginalized middle class
and growing concerns about robots and artificial
intelligence (AI) displacing millions of workers is
fueling intense debates on the adequacy of social
safety nets in advanced capitalist economies. These
concerns have only become more conspicuous in the
aftermath of the Covid 19 pandemic; with mandatory
lockdowns and ensuing disruptions in labor markets.
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