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The New York Fed data measures "underemployment." One historian calls this “elite overproduction” — a final stage before social upheaval.
Boomers and Gen Z get the generational fights. The middle child, the first 401(k) generation, has quietly become the least confident saver in America.
Brookings’ Carol Graham has spent decades measuring outcomes. Here's how her study of happiness led to work on despair — and what hope has to do...
"The important thing is to get it right, not to get it quicker," Solomon told small businesses of his $500 million AI push with OpenAI, Anthropic,...
Goldman’s Joseph Briggs finds companies have historically saved automation layoffs for downturns, and he’s updating his projection of the AI jobs...
“A dog is the oldest autonomous system there is,” Ben Lamm, the executive who figured out how to clone dire wolves, told Fortune.
At GM Forward, the automaker showed how much of its next generation of vehicles is now designed and tested in simulation. The real cells come later.
"It’s got the same kind of psychological draw as a slot machine," Harris Poll chief strategy officer Libby Rodney told Fortune of the "blind box"...
Tesla veterans Sterling Anderson and Kurt Kelty are pushing a "no sacred cows" vibe. "If everything’s green, you obviously are not stretching hard...
"Nobody gives a damn about the creative class anymore": Thomas Frank talks about how AI could turn the innovation cult against its believers.
The bank calls Nvidia the best risk/reward in AI. Its own report lays out what happens to suppliers when a capital cycle turns.
Growth is the main thing keeping the U.S. from looking like France. Underneath it, the debt math and the classrooms look a lot alike.
People 35 years old and younger actually suffered a 23% decline in net worth from 2022 through 2025, according to the Federal Reserve.
At a Fortune event, executives from Accenture, AXA, Mastercard and Mistral AI said the technology isn't the main obstacle to AI payoffs.
Some 53% of CEOs surveyed say they’re planning reductions in some areas — but 86% are redesigning roles, career paths and team structures.
"We will not be able to out-China China,” Holyvolt COO Steven Prast told Fortune. “They’re the world champions at being China.”
Only a few years old, Stand says its digital twins predicted wildfire outcomes about 85% of the time in a backtest, versus 50%–55% for conventional...
The AARP's Rich Johnson said family budgets "have been under increasing pressure because of rising prices."
“Doing nothing isn’t neutral in this market,” says Emanate founder Kiara Nirghin.
Forge Cognition, tested at Nvidia’s Voyager headquarters, is Honeywell Technologies' first big AI bet since its breakup.
Delta’s biggest Delta One overhaul in nearly 30 years follows a quarter in which premium ticket sales grew 18% and edged past coach.
In the future, Wharton's Sonny Tambe and Jeremy Korst told Fortune, it may be a manager's job to say "that's AI."
"If my sock doesn't fit just right, then when I get back from my hike, I go to the sock department," Minus33 President Lawson Glidden told Fortune.
You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the AI doomsday wind blows.
The strongest companies aren’t simply distributing AI tools but redesigning workflows, developing talent, strengthening governance, and building...
“Young professionals need to beware of the illusion of competence,” MIT professor and Google Technology & Society visiting fellow David Autor told...
Every AI agent borrows its authority from a person. Before agents act for us, let’s guarantee you are you.
Gen Z is on track to be the "largest, wealthiest, and highest-spending generation to date," according to Art Basel and UBS.
Older households' net worth rose more than 20% in two years on the back of an AI-fueled stock rally, and boomers hold most of it.
Gage Caligaris' Ledgebrook has raised $200 million, co-led by Allianz X and Rockefeller Capital Management. The valuation is $2.6 billion, a source...
Princeton's Arvind Narayanan asked the Computation Journalism conference to prepare for AI "not as it is today, but as it will be" in five to 10...
Teresa Ghilarducci said, “The way to get money for Social Security…is going to be at the top.” Romina Boccia agreed they’ll have to “bear the brunt.”
Nuri Katz helped create the citizenship-by-investment program, but he sees it as the first to combine a safe haven with a huge business opportunity.
“Pacesetters” are far likelier to hire and train people. “It’s not just technology,” says ServiceNow’s Diana David, a “forward-deployed futurist.”
"Let's be fair, Fortune 500 companies are pretty late to the party on this," said Webb, founder and CEO of the Future Today Strategy Group.
Honeywell CTO Suresh Venkatarayalu said customers “really demand 99.9999%” accuracy, while frontier models “could be at 85%.”
At Fortune's AIQ Summit, Ewout Steenbergen said AI is cutting costs but LLMs still only send it less than 1% of its room nights.
The BlackRock CEO's father "essentially had one job in his career," he said at Ford Accelerate. "I think we lost that."
Edward Tian and Alex Cui are happy to be "the Splash Brothers of anti-AI slop," but they aren't really against using AI to write things.
Volkswagen’s sustainability chief told Fortune that Europe’s industrial champions cannot protect their way out of China’s electric-vehicle challenge.
At Fortune's AIQ Summit, BofA's Hari Gopalkrishnan said companies reach for AI too soon. S&P Global's Sally Moore said the real question is...
The disastrous promotional offer, which played a role in the chain's bankruptcy, wasn't a blunder but a conspiracy, a lawsuit alleges.
"This is a profession that is actually in crisis mode," Datasnipper CEO Vidya Peters told Fortune — and AI is the salvation.
At Ford Pro Accelerate, Rowe spoke alongside Education Secretary Linda McMahon and the Defense Department’s Mike Duffey about the divide between...
“Before, when you had to Google something, it was like, it’s just article after article. And you’re like, ‘I’m not going to read these...
"If you work in finance doing spreadsheets, or you’re in a call center, or you’re an entry-level programmer—those jobs are definitely going to...
“I think you’ll see the collapse of the 21st century in the next five to 10 years,” Dan Schulman said at Ford Pro Accelerate.
Matt Panella told Pro Accelerate he hears from high schoolers: "I want to get into the trades, but my parents don’t feel like it’s a viable career...
"They get a little bit paranoid that AI might replace the job they might go to school for," Ford executive Mark Truby told Fortune about his Gen Z...
The State of America’s Skilled Trades report finds that employers will need to fill about 1.7 million skilled-trades openings each year through 2035.
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