Two highly recommended recent New York Times articles on how technology is destroying good-paying jobs and careers. The first, written by Kevin Roose, is entitled
Most jobs now and in the future will not be high skill. And therefore will not be high paid. That is the fundamental shift that
The new Michigan Association of United Ways ALICE report (for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed), makes clear that Michigan is facing severe structural economic challenges.
My colleagues and I have written extensively about the mounting evidence that a bachelor’s degree is an essential educational credential for job security in the
In the book The Second Machine Age, MIT professors Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson document the way in which technology and automation are changing our
We are going to feature more in these posts and our newsletter (sign up here) recommended readings that have helped us understand constantly changing economic
I’m rereading The Second Machine Age by Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee. As I discussed previously, if I only could read only one book on
One of the new economic realities, that can’t be altered by politics or public policy, is that smarter and smarter machines are going to accelerate
Terrific Forbes article by George Anders entitled “That Useless Liberal Arts Degree Has Become Tech’s Hottest Ticket”. Its a must read for anyone interested in
The core belief of Michigan Future is that because of globalization and technology, what made us prosperous in the past, won’t in the future. And
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