Gen Z’ers are turning to AI for human connection
Of survey respondents, 83% say they can form a deep emotional bond with an AI-generated partner and 80% said they would marry an AI partner.
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Gen Z’ers are turning to AI for human connection
Of survey respondents, 83% say they can form a deep emotional bond with an AI-generated partner and 80% said they would marry an AI partner.
What 2023 means for antitrust, regulation and Big Tech
For Big Tech, 2023 could be a watershed year for the industry’s public policy environment. Since 2020, the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice (along with the European Union)...
Infant formula crisis — the perfect (industry) storm
The national crisis of unavailability of infant formula — accelerated after the Food and Drug Administration’s February closure of Abbott Nutrition’s Similac factory in Sturgis, Michigan, because of bacterial contamination at the...
Electric vehicles and U.S. automotive sector industrial policy
The Department of Energy announced recently that it was planning to offer a low-cost federal loan of up to $9.2 billion to a joint venture between Ford Motor Co. and...
Electric vehicles and U.S. automotive sector industrial policy
The Department of Energy announced recently that it was planning to offer a low-cost federal loan of up to $9.2 billion to a joint venture between Ford Motor Co. and...
Big business loses support of Republicans
There is no other way to put it: The American public views large corporations, banks and other financial institutions, and technology companies negatively. In November 2022, the Pew Research Center...
What 2023 means for antitrust, regulation and Big Tech
For Big Tech, 2023 could be a watershed year for the industry’s public policy environment. Since 2020, the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice (along with the European Union)...
Infant formula crisis — the perfect (industry) storm
The national crisis of unavailability of infant formula — accelerated after the Food and Drug Administration’s February closure of Abbott Nutrition’s Similac factory in Sturgis, Michigan, because of bacterial contamination at the...
Beleaguered, yet resourceful, American consumers being tested on several fronts
Inflation — a form of regressive “taxation” affecting lower- and middle-income Americans disproportionately — is near a 40-year high of 8.3% in April. Moreover, the Consumer Price Index, a broad...