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Innovation Economy vs. Replication Economy experience opposite effects on jobs due to technology progression

Innovation Economy vs. Replication Economy: Opposite Impacts of Technological Advancement on Job Markets

There have been widespread predictions about massive job loss due to robotics, automation, and AI. For example, some estimates suggested in 2017 that up to 375 million jobs could be…

Machine age keeps unfolding, creating wealth, transforming jobs and migrating prosperity

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Machine Age Keeps Unfolding–transforming jobs, firms, and economies

The machine age has been unfolding. We are in the artificially intelligent machine (AI) age. The birth and evolution of machines have been at the root of generating increasing Wealth…

AI in education demands focus on empowering students to discover knowledge and ideate for advancing the evolution of inventions and innovations to drive prosperity.

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AI in Education–will AI render education obsolete?

Here are three pressing issues about AI in education. The first one is about leveraging AI to improve education. Leveraging of artificial intelligence in education will likely address quality, cost,…

Future of jobs predictions make career uncertainty fear worse due to gross contradictions

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Future of Jobs Predictions–Suffer from gross contradictions

Future of jobs predictions refer to the likely loss of current jobs and the availability of jobs in the future. There have been two significant types of future of jobs…

STEM programs must focus on empowering graduates to win global race of innovation through technological ideas for driving economic prosperity and creating high-income jobs

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STEM Programs–not good enough for prosperity!

STEM Programs refer to undergraduate and graduate degree programs in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Primarily, it focuses on engineering and physical science education. Furthermore, literacy in STEM fields…

Creative Waves of Destruction demand synchronised, timely responses from multiple actors in forming and connecting wavelets of reinvention efforts

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Creative Waves of Destruction–STEM fuels, but not good enough

In pursuit of knowing Why Nations Fail, 15-yearlong research in drawing lessons from 2000-year history concluded that Creative waves of destruction make the difference. The rise of UK-led Europe during…

Jobs for Engineering Graduates have been expanding in innovation segment, but that demands updating academic programs and economic policy

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Jobs for Engineering Graduates–growing insecurity and reward

Despite the increasing importance of technology in any society, growing unemployment among engineering graduates in less developed countries is a concern. The scarcity of jobs for engineering graduates has been…

Industrial Economy is the outcome of scaling up inventions and innovations of pre industrial age through systematic flow of ideas stemming from STEM advancement

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Industrial Economy–stemming wealth from STEM

Our growing living standards and GDP are attributed to the industrial economy. Besides, the rise of natural resource-poor economies like Germany, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan to high-income status has…

High income jobs for creating wealth from technology possibilities may endlessly create due to the urgency of sustained growth from scarce resource and endless possibility of wealth creation out of ideas

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High Income Jobs–Leverage Technology Possibilities

Of course, medicine and law are the top two high income jobs. But how do we create more of them? Indeed, we do not encourage more diseases and disputes to…

Semiconductor lithography has been evolving due to profit making competition from science and technology possibilities in keeping Moore's law alive--leading to monopolisation

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Semiconductor Lithography Economics–fuelling Moore’s law and market power

The rise of the rudimentary microscope that an American firm GCA invented in 1961 to ASML’s $250 million complex machine is a surprise. Its uprising has fueled monopoly in the…

The rise of Chiplet due to the fact that Moore's law is dead will likely have profound effect on the semiconductor industry

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Moore’s Law is Dead–Chiplet redefines semiconductor industry

Moore’s law is dead sounds death of a king. By the way, why should we be concerned with this? The Economics of cramming more components onto an integrated circuit gave…

Upon failing to move to latest process nodes, IDMs are after chiplet--raising question of winning, surviving or dying?

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Chiplet–for IDMs’ winning, survival or death?

Upon losing the process node battle to the foundry leader TSMC, IDMs like Intel, AMD and others are after Chiplet. Does it sound unfair? Or, is Chiplet a new technology…

Industrial Revolutions

Innovation Economy vs. Replication Economy: Opposite Impacts of Technological Advancement on Job Markets

Machine Age Keeps Unfolding–transforming jobs, firms, and economies

AI in Education–will AI render education obsolete?

Future of Jobs Predictions–Suffer from gross contradictions

STEM Programs–not good enough for prosperity!

Creative Waves of Destruction–STEM fuels, but not good enough

Jobs for Engineering Graduates–growing insecurity and reward

Industrial Economy–stemming wealth from STEM

High Income Jobs–Leverage Technology Possibilities

Semiconductor Lithography Economics–fuelling Moore’s law and market power

Moore’s Law is Dead–Chiplet redefines semiconductor industry

Chiplet–for IDMs’ winning, survival or death?

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