Future Economic Technology

Americans are measuring the wrong war and using the wrong scoreboard. For years, the U.S. China debate has focused on headlines: tariffs, diplomacy, and who invents the next breakthrough. But national power is built on something quieter and harder to rebuild: industrial ecosystems, supply-chain chokepoints, and the ability to scale technology into mass-market reality. This book makes a controversial argument and tests it with data: the United States has already lost key dimensions of the economic, trade, and technology contest with China, and the American public does not yet grasp how far ...

Artificial intelligence is often described as a powerful force that will reshape the future. At the same time, it is frequently misunderstood. Some view it as a sudden breakthrough that will change everything overnight. Others see it as a gradual tool that improves over time. The reality may lie somewhere in between. Artificial Intelligence and the Shape of the Future Economy offers a clear and grounded exploration of how intelligent systems are developing and how they may influence work, decision-making, and long-term economic structures. Rather than focusing on bold predictions, this book...

Prepare to have your perspective on economics forever altered. "AGI and the Future of Economics: A Critical Examination" is not just another book about artificial intelligence—it's a revolutionary exploration of how Artificial General Intelligence will reshape the very foundations of our global economy. From the automation of labor markets to the redefinition of value creation, this groundbreaking work dives deep into the socioeconomic upheavals that AGI promises to bring. With meticulous research and thought-provoking analysis, the book challenges long-held economic theories and offers ...

ABUNDANCE IS COMING. THE QUESTION IS WHO IT'S COMING FOR. Artificial intelligence is not just automating tasks. It is reshaping the economic foundations of society. Jobs that took years to master are now done in minutes. Productivity is accelerating beyond the limits of human labor. And the institutions built on the assumption that people must produce value to earn a living are beginning to crack. What happens to work when machines do it better? What happens to wealth when productivity no longer depends on human effort?

The Future of Wealth: The Next 50 Years of Money, Power, and the American Dream by Armando Pantoja is a detailed roadmap designed to help you navigate the most dynamic century in human history. Drawing on his fifteen years' experience in fintech, entrepreneurship, and leadership, the author...

In a world of self-driving cars and big data, smart algorithms and Siri, we know that artificial intelligence is getting smarter every day. Though all these nifty devices and programs might make our lives easier, they're also well on their way to making "good" jobs obsolete. A computer winning Jeopardy might seem like a trivial, if impressive, feat, but the same technology is making paralegals redundant as it undertakes electronic discovery, and is soon to do the same for radiologists.

FROM CHAPT 1: It has been shown recently in my work that golden ages have followed a particular path of inheritance from the Chinese concept of the dead ancestor and the venerated family member. Within Europe, Chinese knowledge was regarded with suspicion, and the concepts were treated as superstitions which had the power of philosophy. Religions converted the same dichotomy in the West into a division between the abstract and the material. Most of this text is a meaningful, exceedingly well-written, and systematic exposition on the concepts of exponential knowledge and exponential ...

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Discover the surprising case for how conservatism can help us achieve the epic sci-fi future we were promised. America was once the world’s dream factory. We turned imagination into reality, from curing polio to landing on the Moon to creating the internet. And we were confident that more...

A Deeper Dive into Money's Next Move Bernard William Anthony's Money's Next Move is a comprehensive exploration of the complex and multifaceted world of money. It delves into the historical evolution of money, its cultural and social implications, and the emerging trends shaping its future. Key Themes Explored: The Historical Evolution of Money: From commodity money to fiat currencies and digital assets, the book traces the fascinating journey of money's development. The Philosophical and Ethical Dimensions: Bernard examines the moral implications of financial decisions, the ethical ...

The Promise of Blockchain delivers a clear, insightful, and surprisingly entertaining guide to one of the most hyped—and most misunderstood—technologies of our time. Economist and futurist Jason Schenker cuts through the confusion, decoding blockchain, Bitcoin, and crypto-assets for business professionals, investors, policymakers, and tech-curious readers alike. From poolside conversations with Federal Reserve officials to private briefings at NATO, Schenker has been on the front lines of blockchain’s rise. In this book, he distills years of research, speaking, and advising into a ...

Artificial intelligence isn’t arriving all at once. It’s being absorbed piece by piece. As a tool. A shortcut. A productivity gain. Something helpful enough that refusing it starts to feel irresponsible. None of that is false. And none of it is neutral. The AI Con is not a book about sentient machines, killer robots, or speculative doomsday scenarios. It is an examination of the deal already being made, quietly, rationally, and without ceremony between speed, scale, and human agency. Drawing from real-world business systems, infrastructure decisions, labor economics, and governance ...

We are living through a period of rapid change. New technologies are spreading faster than ever, reshaping how work is done, how income is earned, and how financial systems behave. For many, this shift can feel unclear or difficult to interpret. This book offers a calm, structured way to understand what is happening. Instead of focusing on predictions or quick answers, it explores the deeper patterns behind change. Why do some types of work shift faster than others? Why do new roles appear while others fade? How do systems, behavior, and long-term financial structures interact during ...

An energy expert shows why hydrogen can fight climate change and become the fuel of the future We’re constantly told that our planet is in crisis; that to save it, we must stop traveling, stop eating meat, even stop having children. But in The Hydrogen Revolution, Marco Alverà argues that we...

A leading ecologist argues that if humankind is to survive on a fragile planet, we must understand and obey its iron laws Our species has amassed unprecedented knowledge of nature, which we have tried to use to seize control of life and bend the planet to our will. In A Natural History of the...

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant idea discussed only in research labs and technology conferences. It is rapidly becoming part of modern workplaces, infrastructure systems, financial markets, manufacturing projects, and everyday digital life. In The AI Shift, Max Koren explores how artificial intelligence may reshape business operations, productivity systems, labor markets, and industrial development over the coming years. Rather than focusing on hype or fear, this book takes a balanced look at how organizations, workers, and institutions are adapting to one of the largest ...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the global workforce and with it, the systems people rely on for income and economic security. As automation accelerates and traditional employment becomes less stable, questions about Universal Basic Income, Social Security, and long-term financial survival are no longer theoretical - they’re urgent. AI and Work (Book 2: Free Money with SSI and UBI For All) explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping work, income, and economic stability - and how emerging ideas like UBI intersect with existing systems such as SSI and Social Security. ...

Why do books predicting collapse sell so well—and why do they so often fail? Fracture Points answers that question by replacing selective doom narratives with a transparent, data‑driven framework for understanding the world’s true structural vulnerabilities. Drawing on IMF, World Bank, UN Population Division, V‑Dem, SIPRI, ND‑GAIN, and other authoritative datasets, the book evaluates major powers across seven measurable hypotheses: Resource scarcity & climate shocks Demographic aging & workforce decline Institutional rot & civic trust erosion Ideological fracturing & polarization ...

Major disruptive changes are coming to the future of food and agriculture. Trends and technologies in place before the COVID-19 pandemic have been accelerated. Automation, robotics, and blockchain will be critical elements of a disruptive future for food and agriculture. But even more important disruptions will come from technologies pushing to meet the rising global demand for calories and protein. With the global population likely to increase by 2 around billion through 2050, the future of agriculture is fraught with challenges that we must rise to meet. In The Future of Food and ...

What if the next trillion-dollar revolution isn’t hidden in Silicon Valley—but standing right in front of you? Manifested AI reveals how artificial intelligence is no longer trapped in glowing screens or cloud servers—it’s breaking out into the real world. Think robots in factories, self-driving fleets, automated medical assistants, drone delivery systems, and smart machines that work, move, and interact alongside people. While most of the world is still debating chatbots, a silent gold rush is unfolding: the era of embodied AI—machines with both brains and brawn. This isn’t ...