A life in tech: Robert Dennard, inventor of DRAM memory and the principles known as Dennard scaling, a sibling of Moore's Law, and a blueprint for progress. IBM
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'The A.I. program is not trying to reform elitist tech industry recruiting practices. It is conferring prestige credentials from elite institutions on students from other schools to help get them get hired in tech jobs.' Smart piece by Natasha Singer nytimes.com/2024/05/15/tec…

“We’re small, but the issue is much larger. We’re trying to change the model.” - Jukay Hsu, cofounder and chief executive of Pursuit nytimes.com/2024/05/14/nyr…

Lifting incomes and trying to change the rules in Queens. nytimes.com/2024/05/14/nyr…

The North Carolina Triad, 'built on the tobacco, textile and furniture industries, is trying to pivot toward advanced manufacturing.' A model for others? Smart piece by Santul Nerkar nytimes.com/2024/05/02/bus…

The Judge Deciding Google’s Fate: A classic immigrant success story, hi-hop enthusiast and Baltimore Orioles fan for life. nytimes.com/2024/05/02/bus…

In a bench trial, like the federal antitrust case against Google, the courtroom is a democracy of one. Meet Judge Amit Mehta, who will decide. One takeaway: His ruling – whatever it is – will likely be difficult to overturn on appeal. nytimes.com/2024/05/02/bus…

Paths that cross and clash in the AI race. A neat piece on two leading AI personalities. Cade Metz + Nico Grant
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AI comes to gene editing. Cade Metz with a neat piece on a start-up pushing that tech frontier.
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How a great American institution is struggling to change with the times. Ben Mullin + Jeremy Peters. nytimes.com/2024/04/24/bus…

Why the good times don't feel so good. Inflation spikes on some goods overshadow higher wages. talmon joseph smith takes the pulse of workers across Pennsylvania
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Inside the cottage industry of defamation litigation. Terrific piece by David Enrich
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Troubling, if predictable. Natasha Singer chronicles this emerging abuse of AI in detail.
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Witnesses for the defense -- TikTok marshals the faithful. Even a nun, as Sapna Maheshwari explains. nytimes.com/2024/04/04/bus…

The AI giants' data harvesting relies on an interpretation of 'fair use' that is close to anything goes. Cade Metz + Cecilia Kang + Sheera Frenkel + Stuart A. Thompson + Nico Grant nytimes.com/2024/04/06/tec…

Rethinking the economic development ladder. “You cannot generate enough jobs for the vast majority of workers who are not very educated.' Dani Rodrik, Harvard economist. @PatcoehnNYT
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Still waiting for the AI productivity bump. Around the corner or not at all? Jordyn Holman + Jeanna Smialek
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MIT's David Autor calls his optimistic case “not a forecast but an argument” for an alternative path ahead, very different from the jobs apocalypse foreseen by Elon Musk and others.
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Can AI help rebuild the middle class? David Autor, a leading labor economist, makes a provocative case that it could.nytimes.com/2024/04/01/bus…

'We’re enforcing the law in a way that reflects the realities of today’s economy.” - Jonathan Kanter on BigTech antitrust. In a smart profile David McCabe nytimes.com/2024/03/22/tec…