The Korean Peninsula Update is a joint product of the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and the Institute for the Study of War (ISW). It supports the AEI–ISW Coalition Defense of Taiwan project’s ...

Figuring out the potential impact of AI on jobs is a lot harder than just predicting which individual tasks AI might be able to automate.

The great question of the AI age is not whether machines will become more powerful. They will. Rather, the question is whether we will remain serious enough about forming souls to ensure that the ...

On May 14, AEI’s Beth Akers hosted an event focused on the current state of the value and accountability movement in US higher education policy. Following opening remarks by Dr. Akers, the event began ...

Across a daylong conference of keynotes and panels, participants emphasized that today’s electricity challenges are not merely about adding supply but about aligning policy, markets, and finance with ...

On May 11, AEI hosted Zena Hitz for the final edition of the American Dream Lecture Series. She delivered a lecture on the necessity of liberal education for democratic citizenship before sitting down ...

The international committee responsible for the official scenarios that feed into climate modeling that are the basis for most projective climate research and the assessments of the Intergovernmental ...

“Designed in California, assembled in China,” reads the text etched on the back of most iPhones. For over a decade, the iPhone has exemplified China’s central role in producing the world’s electronics ...

Work has long been viewed as a critical pathway out of poverty. Therefore, it is important to understand the effects of federal safety-net programs—designed to alleviate poverty and promote economic ...

Unlike most 18-year-olds, Lizzie Penola arrived at Hillsdale College in the fall of 2021 with well-formed education and career objectives already set in her mind. One of seven siblings from Zionsville ...

The China economy field is full of people repeating the government’s numbers and “analyzing” them. If that’s sufficient, China watchers can just project a gradual fall from 5 percent GDP growth ...

It is often difficult—and in many situations seemingly impossible—for the major US political parties to find common ground. However, many members of Congress agree on one issue, regardless of their ...