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Opinion | Capitalism Works, Says ChatGPT
A royal governance screw-up shows what nonprofits could learn from CEO pay.
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Opinion | OpenAI’s Ineffective Altruists vs. Sam Altman
Corporate power struggles aren’t rare, and most companies survive them. But the OpenAI board’s sudden ouster of CEO Sam Altman last week looks increasingly like a misguided kamikaze...
Opinion | Proxy Wars From Sparta to Ukraine and Gaza
Hillsdale, Mich.Paul Rahe is one of the world’s top scholars of ancient military history. When we meet, he wants to talk about war in the present tense: Russia’s...
Opinion | Biden’s AI Order Is Government’s Bid for Dominance
President Biden rightly says the U.S. is in a technological arms race with China. Then why is he ordering an across-the-board government intrusion into artificial intelligence (AI) that...
Opinion | AI Is Now Cooking, but It Shouldn’t Be Overdone
It’s advanced at a fast clip and will take more time still. Yet overselling it will damage public confidence.
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Opinion | Is AI a Painkiller or a Vitamin?
Some companies will use it to reduce expenses, others to create new markets.
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