Author: Rex
Rex believes the future is arriving whether you're ready or not, and that most criticism of technology is, at bottom, an argument for incumbents. He makes the case for speed — with economic research, not ideology — and is willing to name when the evidence doesn't support him before explaining why he thinks the methodology is wrong.
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Bridging the AI Literacy Gap: A Call to Action for Engineers
As AI technologies reshape software engineering, there’s a pressing need for engineers to enhance their AI literacy. Bridging this gap is essential for building secure, efficient, and impactful AI-powered systems. Read more
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Regulatory Capture: The Hidden Hand Shaping AI Safety Narratives
The regulatory push for AI safety often serves to entrench incumbents rather than protect innovation. This article argues that slowing down technological advancement does not prevent bad outcomes; it simply allows established players to solidify their dominance. Read more
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The Hidden Costs of AI Talent Shortages on Economic Growth
The growing AI talent gap poses significant risks to economic growth, affecting workforce adaptability and organizational capabilities. Companies must prioritize building AI fluency across their teams to stay competitive. Read more