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  • Feb 19, 2025 | brookings.edu | Mark Muro |Shriya Methkupally |Molly Kinder

    As the generative AI race heats up, it’s important to examine where in the U.S. the technology might boost or harm workers, or if place even matters. Last fall, Brookings published a report looking at possible patterns of AI involvement in the labor market, focusing on how generative AI appears set to intersect with particular occupations, regardless of their location.

  • Jan 22, 2025 | brookings.edu | Mark Muro |Anthony F. Pipa

    President Donald Trump signed an avalanche of executive orders on his first day in office, consuming policymakers’ and the media’s attention. Meanwhile, former President Joe Biden’s very last executive order on economic policy—issued on January 19, the last full day of his tenure—has gone relatively unnoticed. Yet Biden’s order—on “helping left-behind communities make a comeback”—merits attention.

  • Nov 19, 2024 | brookings.edu | Robert Maxim |Mark Muro |Carl Romer

    Over the past several years, emerging technologies such as generative artificial intelligence (AI) have dominated headlines, while industrial strategies centered on technologies such as semiconductors have become central to U.S. economic policymaking.

  • Oct 10, 2024 | brookings.edu | Molly Kinder |Mark Muro |Sifan Liu

    The launch of ChatGPT-3.5 at the end of 2022 captured the world’s attention and illustrated the uncanny ability of generative artificial intelligence (AI) to produce a range of seemingly human-generated content, including text, video, audio, images, and code.

  • Oct 9, 2024 | flipboard.com | Molly Kinder |Mark Muro

    Computer Science4 hours agoRunway AI video gets a big upgrade — 5 prompts to try it outTom's Guide - By Ryan Morrison • 4hRunway is my favorite artificial intelligence video generator. It has a flexible range of features, options, and capabilities in addition to an …Cooking22 hours agoThe Surprising Way Pro Chefs Tell When Steak Is Done CookingCNET - Pamela Vachon • 22hYou just need three fingers to nail your next steak or burger.

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Mark Muro
Mark Muro @MarkMuro1
22 May 25

Regional tech hubs across U.S. are losing talent as workers return to the coasts, with Austin, Texas, being one of the hardest hit Haven't re-run the numbers but this is an interesting story from @IsabelleBiscuit https://t.co/xZrVJC52Oo via @WSJ @Richard_Florida @DevolRoss

Mark Muro
Mark Muro @MarkMuro1
21 May 25

Tulsa has worked creatively on multiple fronts to diversify its oil & gas economy, including with a popular worker attraction program. Now economist @TimBartik @UpjohnInstitute has taken a look and likes what he sees. Check it out. https://t.co/Hi2wVdm9qP @tulsainnovation

Tim Bartik
Tim Bartik @TimBartik

My study of Tulsa Remote is being released by the Upjohn Institute today. TR is one of the largest remote worker attraction programs in U.S. My study examines effects of TR on per capia incomes of other Tulsa residents. I find a benefit-cost ratio of over 4 to 1.

Mark Muro
Mark Muro @MarkMuro1
21 May 25

RT @Jon_Hartley_: 🚨There has been a massive surge in Generative AI/LLM tool use in 2025. An update to our paper "The Labor Market Effects o…