The Humanist
Allison Dulin SalisburyExploring how AI shapes the building blocks of human progress: education, work, democracy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 53 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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America Needs 16 Million Healthcare Workers. Here’s Where the Pipeline Breaks. (Tess Michaels, Clasp)
Healthcare has become one of my deepest areas of conviction at Humanist.
The demand is enormous. By our math, the United States will need roughly 16 million new and mid-level healthcare workers over the next decade. We recently published o...
AI Will Create Jobs. But Who Will Be Ready for Them? (Joseph Fuller, Harvard Business School)
Joe Fuller has spent much of his career trying to help more people find pathways into good jobs. He opened our conversation by telling me that he has changed his mind about the problem he is trying to solve.
For years, Joe believed employe...
[Essay] We're Getting AI Literacy Wrong. Here's What One Employer Looks for Instead.
AI literacy has become one of the most important conversations in education. New frameworks, rubrics, and competency maps are appearing every month to help schools prepare students for an AI-enabled future.
Most discussions share a common...
We're Raising the First AI Generation. They're Pushing Back. (Rebecca Winthrop, Brookings)
I end every interview with the same question: What’s one small signal you’re paying attention to?
Late last year, I started hearing the same answer: AI is becoming a political and cultural lightning rod.
Former Labor Deputy Secretary Seth...
Workers Shouldn’t Have to Navigate AI Alone. What Can Policy Do? (Maria Flynn, JFF)
Most people can agree on the aspiration: learners and workers should not be left to navigate economic disruption on their own.
The harder question is how to make that aspiration concrete.
What would it take to help people understand how w...
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