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Too much easy money at the federal level leads to wasteful spending. Too little money at the state level leads to excessive reliance on inefficient...
This proposal seems focused on making the product cheaper to produce rather than on improving educational quality.
Political elites have much to fear from the ‘little-people’ talking among themselves. It is perfectly understandable that the government would...
If the royal commission treats antisemitism as a content moderation problem, it will fail to overcome the much deeper social failure antisemitism...
Why should students incur huge debts to undertake a leisurely three-year (or more) degree when a machine can be prompted?
Consulting is not about to disappear, and the demand for judgment under uncertainty will not change. What is changing is how that judgment will be...
The three theories of value – activity, intellectual property, infrastructure – that the government could use to determine taxation must be...
The United States has realised that leasing military access from Denmark is an incomplete contract fraught with intolerable transaction costs.
The technology is ready. The problem is our workplace relations framework requires prior permission to use artificial intelligence.
When non-profit organisations are managed as if they were for-profit firms, problems emerge. Economists have long warned of this.
Australia will miss the productivity gains from artificial intelligence unless we fix the laws that stop firms from reorganising how work gets done.