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The AI 'tsunami' is coming and workers need to prepare - because we can't dodge it
By Daniel Gorfine 4 steps to strengthen training and skills so employees can meet AI head-on AI technology is widely available, rapidly improving and advancing globally. America can't afford another generation of misplaced hope, failed retraining efforts and widespread dislocation. U.S. labor-market data is beginning to confirm what leading technologists and CEOs have been warning: AI will disrupt jobs - and the clock is ticking.
An AI tsunami is coming US workers need to prepare, because we cant dodge it
America cant afford another generation of misplaced hope, failed retraining efforts and widespread dislocation. U.S. labor-market data is beginning to confirm what leading technologists and CEOs have been warning: AI will disrupt jobs and the clock is ticking. Recent research out of Stanford University shows that young workers in the most AI-exposed occupations have experienced a 13% relative decline in employment.
Opinion: An AI tsunami is coming - U.S. workers need to prepare, because we can’t dodge it Original
Outside the Box 4 steps to strengthen training and skills so employees can meet AI head-on Published: Jan. 6, 2026 at 7:55 a.m. ET AI technology is widely available, rapidly improving and advancing globally. Photo: Getty Images/iStock U.S. labor-market data is beginning to confirm what leading technologists and CEOs have been warning: AI will disrupt jobs — and the clock is ticking.
An AI tsunami is coming - U.S. workers need to prepare, because we can't dodge it
By Daniel Gorfine 4 steps to strengthen training and skills so employees can meet AI head-on AI technology is widely available, rapidly improving and advancing globally. America can't afford another generation of misplaced hope, failed retraining efforts and widespread dislocation. U.S. labor-market data is beginning to confirm what leading technologists and CEOs have been warning: AI will disrupt jobs - and the clock is ticking.
Unleashing government efficiency: Why a fully resourced and modernized cloud authorizing entity is key
The White House’s push for government efficiency, spearheaded by the newly established Department of Government Efficiency, rightly emphasizes the need to “modernize federal technology and software to maximize efficiency and productivity.” The key to achieving this vision and unlocking true efficiency lies in streamlining the adoption of secure, cutting-edge cloud technologies — a process relying on the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) to ensure federal agencies can...
Standards and interoperability: The future of the global financial system
Digital Currencies Economy & Business Financial Regulation Standards and interoperability: The future of the global financial system Table of contents Introduction The call for standards Defining standards A comprehensive overview of current standards on digital assets Lessons learned from standard-setting efforts Establishing standards Key themes for a CBDC framework Conclusion Over the past few years, the global financial landscape has undergone a significant transformation marked by the...
Our money is changing. We have to protect the U.S. dollar's transition to a digital world
Money is changing. It is becoming part of the internet. It has been 14 years since the launch of bitcoin, nearly four years since Facebook attempted to issue a global stablecoin pegged to fiat currencies and more than three years since the launch of the first central bank digital currencies — or CBDCs — by countries abroad. Money is evolving and that has consequences for the future of the U.S. dollar and other leading global currencies.
Public trust: the role of the private sector in exploring digital currency Original
Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page “Modern money is backed by a series of institutions, mostly housed in central banks. Its value rests on confidence.
Opinion: Stablecoin and other digital assets are falsely framed as a choice between personal privacy and national security. We can have both.
As the world grapples with the rise of transferable digital assets— from central-bank digital currencies (CBDCs) to stablecoins — an oft-repeated concept is that national security and law enforcement will be in conflict with individual privacy.
Op-ed: Why a digital dollar could be just what the economy needs
Calls for a digital dollar have been on the rise. Gustavo Rezende Dos Santos | EyeEm | Getty Images On Wednesday morning, the Senate Banking Committee Economic Policy Subcommittee under Senators Warren and Kennedy will hold a hearing on the challenges and opportunities of a Digital Dollar.
Building digital infrastructure for the future of finance Original
There is general consensus that America’s roads, bridges, ports, and powerlines need an upgrade. It’s also true that digital financial technologies, or “fintech,” are increasingly forming the backbone of our financial infrastructure and replacing inefficient, often manual processes with modern rails built upon automation, data analytics, and consumer-centric benefits, including access, speed and customization.
The future of money should be cashless — with a digital dollar giving faster, easier and cheaper access to your savings
Outside the Box Published: Nov. 5, 2020 at 7:15 a.m. ET By Central bank currency promises Americans economic and social benefits and helps the U.S. compete with China Getty Images/iStockphoto Sometimes it does make sense to reinvent the wheel — if the wheel can drive significantly improved speed, efficiency, and capabilities. Such is the case when it comes to central bank-backed fiat currency, which is currently available to the average citizen only in a physical cash or coin format.
Glitches with coronavirus relief money expose weakness in U.S. government’s digital infrastructure
Outside the Box Published: April 30, 2020 at 6:55 a.m. ET By U.S. needs upgrade on four digital fronts: payments; currency; identity, and data MarketWatch photo illustration/iStockphoto By all accounts, the U.S. government moved with purpose to respond to the economic fallout triggered by the extreme public health measures taken to stem the spread of COVID-19.
Bitcoin Has Got Society to Think About the Nature of Money
Dec 16, 2019 at 13:00 UTCUpdated Dec 20, 2019 at 22:34 UTC Bitcoin Has Got Society to Think About the Nature of Money This post is part of CoinDesk's 2019 Year in Review, a collection of 100 op-eds, interviews and takes on the state of blockchain and the world. Daniel Gorfine is the founder of fintech advisory firm Gattaca Horizons LLC.
Opinion | We Sent a Man to the Moon. We Can Send the Dollar to Cyberspace
Photo: Isopix/Zuma Press America was complacent about its technological dominance until the Soviets’ 1957 Sputnik launch woke us up. Recent developments in digital currencies similarly threaten the dollar’s dominance, and Washington policy makers are taking notice. Significant actors, including central banks and social-media platforms, may launch new currencies in the next few years.
The big business of small business: Fostering a digital lending revolution
Small businesses constitute the civic backbone of our communities and largest drivers of job creation and economic growth. The U.S. Small Business Administration estimates that 28 million small businesses in America account for 54 percent of all U.S. sales and provide 55 percent of all jobs. Yet, small businesses today face a range of challenges, including numerous workforce and regulatory barriers, and frequently require access to capital to grow and hire.
How the feds can save the IPO market
Despite a recent surge in public offerings, the writing is on the wall: IPOs are not the fuel for growth they once were. The buzz about the upcoming Alibaba offering doesn’t change the fact that the number of traditional IPOs has fallen by two-thirds over the last decade. The tumble in small-company IPOs is even more pronounced: enterprises raising less than $50 million made up nearly 80% of the market for most of the 1990s; today they account for less than 20%.
The JOBS Act Isn't All 'Crowdfunding'
On September 23, the SEC officially implemented Title II of the JOBS Act by lifting a decades-old ban on the mass marketing of private securities offerings – meaning those securities not formally registered with the SEC. This has triggered enormous excitement in startup and small business communities as entrepreneurs consider ways to raise funds through newly available capital-raising tools.
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