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REVEALED: These 15 metro areas have become the new AI hubs - and none of them are in the Rust Belt, Midwest, or the South - Vimarsana News

REVEALED: These 15 metro areas have become the new AI hubs - and none of them are in the Rust Belt, Midwest, or the South

Nearly half of the postings for jobs in generative AI - the technology behind chatbots - are in San Francisco, San Jose, New York, Los Angeles, Boston, and Seattle.

Bay Area Is the Best Place for A.I. Jobs, Report Says - Vimarsana News

Bay Area Is the Best Place for A.I. Jobs, Report Says

Brookings Institution researchers found that San Francisco and San Jose, Calif., dominate job listings for generative A.I. work, potentially solidifying their control of the tech industry.

Can $100 billion save a struggling Rust Belt city | MIT Technology Review - Vimarsana News

Can $100 billion save a struggling Rust Belt city | MIT Technology Review

Micron is investing $100 billion to build chips fabs in Syracuse. Can it revive the struggling city?

Wall Street's new GOP antagonist - Vimarsana News

Wall Street's new GOP antagonist

Sen. J.D. Vance is using his first term on the Banking Committee to challenge its most powerful industry constituency: The big banks.

The Economic Consequences of Neo-Keynesianism - Vimarsana News

The Economic Consequences of Neo-Keynesianism

We now have the first post-neoliberal administration in power in Washington. The Biden administration has explicitly disavowed all aspects of neoliberalism, including the assumptions about free trade and the alleged efficiency of outsourcing, the lack of support for trade unions, and the bipartisan contempt for industrial policy … Biden managed to get through Congress the most expansive technology and industrial policies since World War II.2