Wright’s Law is being rewritten, and leaders who don’t adapt to this new world will be replaced.

Campus autonomy was a major driver of the can-do America that Trump aims to revive.

Declining standards and low expectations are destroying American education.

In a new book, Wharton's Jerry Wind and his co-authors argue that creativity is a learnable skill that becomes more powerful when paired with intelligent machines.

DM Good morning! How do you define equilibrium (in its broadest contexts)? Good morning! What a wonderful question to explore together. At its heart, equilibrium describes a state of balance where opposing forces, influences, or processes counteract each other, resulting in stability or a condition where nothing changes on a net basis. Think of it as a kind of "steady state" where all the pushes and pulls in a system have reached a mutual understanding. Let me build this up f

What AI to use in late 2025

Technology is coming for jobs. Here is why we need to plan, not panic. KEY POINTS Technology has always affected work but the next wave of technology may be different. Work fulfills not only essential physical needs for us but also psychological needs. Even if a work-free world offers physical abundance, we may still experience psychological poverty.

What to do about the deadly misfits among us? First, recognize the problem.

DM Good morning. It seems the most important skill required to gain the full benefit (... even threshold value) from A.I. LLMs is "rigorous inquiry," ...which is typically propelled by wide-spectrum, insatiable curiosity. Conversely and paradoxically, this seems the least available (and respected?) skill within the general population; and perhaps even amongst most professionals. Furthermore, future trends seem unfavorable: ... as fast, easy, superficial brain food is increasi

A “compact” offered by the administration could devastate racial diversity at elite universities.

Parents aren’t sure how to steer their teens in the face of AI; ‘There’s a panic’

“What’s happening now has, in fact, been happening since the very invention of language and writing.”

From Jane Austen to Rosa Parks, from Joan Didion to Stacey Abrams, saying no has been the key to female self-respect and political empowerment. Excerpt: ' “If you could go back to your younger self—say, six years after you’d graduated from high school—what would you ask?” I thought about it for a second and then said, “I’m not so sure I’d ask my younger self anything, but here’s what I’d tell her: that she needs to remember to listen more carefully to the voice inside her hea

How a creationist becama an evolutionist, and what it cost her

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“People seem really different in a good way at the end,” said Leslie Trundy, a Maine high school counselor and avid hiker.

DM Try as I'm able, I simply don't understand we humans' apparently dismal trajectory. The more rigorous are my thoughts, and the more...

When the paint shop leadership team for carmaker Audi initiated a change process, they decided to trust the power of questions.

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Actor, author, and director Jesse Eisenberg demystifies the role of anxiety and self-doubt in leadership.