AI giants can learn a thing or two from Mark Zuckerberg
MARK ZUCKERBERG may have a history of copying others’ ideas, but when it comes to navigating the generative artificial intelligence (AI) hype cycle, he’s the one forging a smarter path. In the year to date, Meta Platforms, Inc.’s shares have significantly
Angela Rayner’s Fair Work Agency: The Cure Worse Than the Disease?
Angela Rayner, the Deputy Prime Minister and Labour’s no-nonsense champion of workers’ rights, seems intent on delivering her promises with a zeal that would make even the most ardent trade unionist blush. The newly proposed Fair Work Agency (FWA), a sort
Texas Must Lead with Universal ESAs
The Lone Star Flag of Texas hangs in an elementary school classroom.The school choice revolution shines a bright light on an otherwise dire situation caused by COVID and draconian government efforts, including shutting down schools with little to no sound
‘Trivial’ Tariff Would Cost the Poor Billions
Sen. Sherrod Brown at an event in New Hampshire. Marc Nozell. 2019.Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and many other legislators are attempting to impose a big tax increase on low-income families by ending the “de minimis” exemption (from the Latin for
UK businesses at risk of losing billions by neglecting overseas patents
British firms are missing out on billions of pounds in potential revenue by not filing international patents as aggressively as their competitors in other countries, industry experts have warned. A report from the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA) reveals that