The treatment of personal information as property is not a policy recommendation but a reflection of how courts and individuals are already behaving under common law.

In a recent paper, Prest of Resources for the Future asks “How Much Would Expanding Federal Oil and Gas Leasing Increase Global Carbon Emissions?” I shunt aside here a critique of Prest’s ...

The inconsistency marking the Trump administration's first six months in office highlights the absence of a coherent US grand strategy, a deficiency likely to have crippling long-term consequences.

Shane Tews is joined by Father Paolo Benanti, a theologian and ethicist for the Vatican on AI, for a thought-provoking interactive discussion that transcends traditional debates on values and policy ...

Latest projections from the OECD suggests artificial intelligence will eventually add a modest 0.3–0.7 percentage points to annual US productivity growth over the next decade. So not the Technological ...

The principle of technology-neutral regulation suggests that there should not be any AI regulation at all. Rather, the law should address wrongs as wrongs no matter what instruments or technologies ...

The U.S. debt is on an unsustainable path because entitlement spending far exceeds revenues. Policymakers must choose between cutting benefits, raising broad-based taxes, or letting future generations ...