Intellectual hub of the topic
This collection brings together research and analytical articles dedicated to the evolving concept of work itself. We view the labor market not merely as a statistical metric, but as a living ecosystem in a state of constant reconfiguration. Here, you will find materials on how automation and new reality-design tools are reshaping the demands placed on individuals and their roles within production chains.
NeuroBlog
The Future & Futurology • Social Transformations
Capitalism is coming apart at the seams – but what will take its place: utopia, chaos, or something so strange we don't yet have a word for it?
AI: Events
Regulation
OpenAI has published proposals for an industrial policy in the AI era: empowering people, ensuring fair distribution of benefits, and building resilient institutions.
AI: Events
Products
Startup Gradient Labs has developed AI agents for banking support, powered by OpenAI models. These agents operate quickly, reliably, and without the need for human intervention.
STADLER implemented ChatGPT for 650 employees and is now saving thousands of work hours by rethinking its approach to information management.
AI: Events
Products
Japanese startup ARUM is converting decades of knowledge from expert craftspeople into data, enabling AI to replicate their precision on an industrial scale.
OpenAI has unveiled a suite of tools and programs for schools and universities, aiming to equalize students' access to AI opportunities.
Oracle is launching educational programs to train a workforce capable of designing, maintaining, and developing data center infrastructure tailored for artificial intelligence tasks.
NeuroBlog
Personal Growth & Learning • Education
We delve into why successful programmers often choose to create courses instead of solely writing code, exploring how this decision is driven by the real economics of skills rather than a fear of competition.
Anthropic has introduced a novel method for assessing AI progress through an economic lens, evaluating which real-world tasks models can already perform to augment or replace human efforts.
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