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Digital Screen Use by Infants and Toddlers Risks Long-Term Health and Education Outcomes

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Greater public health awareness of the harms of digital screen use is needed to reclaim parents as their first and irreplaceable teacher.Anthony Albanese · Australia See the Story

Shall We Play a Game? Tariff War Edition

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Populist politicians and pundits sell tariffs as powerful economic weapons. Maybe the ultimate weapons. As Donald Trump has said, “I always say ‘tariffs’ is the most beautiful word to me in the dictionary.” And that’s saying something given how many words are in the dictionary. Yet in reality, these tariff superweapons are more like self-harming boomerangs. That’s the lesson from Trump’s trade wars and, oddly enough, from the popular 1983 film …Tariffs · Canada Read Article

Some Property Rights Archaeology

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

In a recent post, I discussed the interesting response to the idea that information has taken on the characteristics of common-law property: “That would be a bad idea.” Saying so has incongruence akin to looking at a rainstorm and saying it’s a bad idea. Good or bad, I believe it’s happening. And I think it’s good. If the evolution toward property rights is not a policy proposal subject to arguments for and against adoption, what is it, and wher…Property · United States Read Article

$100 Billion and Counting: AI Already Delivers Big Benefits While We Debate Its Sci-Fi Future

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The idea of digital “superintelligence” makes for intriguing symposium fodder. The Free Press recently asked a gaggle of thinkers to ponder what such supersmart AI might look like, spurred by Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg’s bullish declaration that it’s imminent. Yet few participants managed to define it. Zuckerberg himself offered more poetry than precision in his note—imagining AI that helps people “achieve your goals” and “grow to become the per…United States · United States Read Article

Michael Kratsios: President Trump’s AI Amen Corner Inside the West Wing

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Michael Kratsios, the director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy and its chief science advisor, was interviewed at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (where every second person has a high level security clearance). He defended the Trump administration’s new AI Action Plan and suite of executive orders–it seems we find out what is actually the administrations plan from officials talking about the AI Action Plan as opp…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Nicholas Kent Sworn In as Under Secretary of Education

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Kent said Monday he will “restore the greatness of American higher education.” Some experts question how he’ll do that. Nicholas Kent, a career higher education policy expert and now the Department of Education’s under secretary, has made his priorities for American colleges and universities clear—controlling student debt, building public trust and ensuring students experience a positive return on investment.Education · United States See the Story

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