...the researchers estimate that 1 percent of cases have been fatal...roughly 10 times the fatality rate of the seasonal flu.

A recent MIT study found that the actual number of coronavirus cases and deaths may be widely underreported. Prof. John Sterman was interviewed.

"Beyond raising the federal minimum wage, the United States desperately needs to overhaul its approach to technological innovation.”

“Managers now realize they need to engage and motivate the bottom parts of the organization to lead upwards with their ideas and innovations."

"...tying financing to payroll expenses had the [likely unintended] consequences of allocating more federal funds to the least affected sector.”

A new paper...has underlined the risk to an uninfected passenger from an infected passenger when the middle seat is left vacant during a flight.

John Van Reenen discusses his proposal for the US to create what he calls a “Grand Innovation Challenge Fund.”

Prof. Erin L. Kelly writes: "Working smarter includes dropping some tasks and meetings and turning off technologies from time to time."

"With COVID-19, as with climate, we need to explore a variety of possible futures in order to set policy."

It is, or will soon be, impossible to increase computing power at the same rate for continued rapid advances in AI.