AI could trigger a layoff trap that even smart CEOs can't escape

A Wharton research paper says that AI-driven layoffs could reduce consumer demand so much that companies relying on revenue ...
Center for Strategic and International StudiesOpinion

America’s Unproven Productivity Boom, and the Cost of Misreading the Data

The recent boom in U.S. labor productivity may not be early dividends of new AI technologies, but a routine labor market ...

Big Tech’s $725-billion AI binge is starting to pay off, report says

The findings speak to one of the central questions hanging over the AI boom: Whether customer demand is large enough to ...
IEEE

Vehicle-to-Home and Vehicle-to-Building: A Techno-Economic Analysis Under Varying Charging Methods and Tariff

Abstract: Electric vehicles (EVs) can be used as energy storage as well as flexible loads in modern power systems. The use of bidirectional EV chargers enables energy arbitrage in smart houses and ...
IEEE

Integrating the Skies for 6G: Techno-Economic Considerations of LEO, HAPS, and UAV Technologies

Abstract: The combination of airspace and non-terrestrial networks (combined ASN), leveraging low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, high-altitude platform stations (HAPSs), and unmanned aerial vehicles ...