Threats to global economic security, overlooked commercial real estate assets, and key issues in the 2024 U.S. election.
| AI makes the net neutrality fight even more important Two decades after the net neutrality debate began, artificial intelligence (AI) is amplifying the importance of open and fair access to the internet. With the Federal Communications Commission set to address net neutrality later this month, where do things stand? Tom Wheeler provides an overview of the net neutrality fight, the millions of dollars spent by internet service providers on TV commercials opposing net neutrality, and net neutrality’s importance for AI development and access. |
| More research and commentary The state of global economic security. Ahead of next week’s IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings, Robin Brooks outlines steps to bolster global economic security, which has been impaired by weak sanctions implementation and high debt levels. Commercial real estate is more than offices. Recent headlines have framed commercial real estate as a bomb that is about to go off. But this sector includes more than vacant office buildings. In an opinion piece for The Hill, Tracy Hadden Loh and Ida Rademacher highlight opportunities to empower local business ownership and invest in overlooked communities. |
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