Category: New Technology

The patent system works by incentivizing innovation, but if patents are given too easily, or too broadly, they become a burden on innovation.
  • New Technology

Patents are out of control, and they’re hurting innovation

Permissionless innovation is an important concept that involves a presumption in favor of allowing experimentation with new technologies.
  • New Technology

Permissionless innovation: the fuzzy idea that rules our lives

Regulatory dark matter affects almost every aspect of Americans’ lives through programs and restrictions that hinder economic growth.
  • New Technology

How “regulatory dark matter” blocks innovation

Pastoralists in East Africa face increasing challenges through drought. However, innovation in the insurance industry can help mitigate the situation
  • New Technology

How innovation in the insurance industry could help East Africa’s pastoralists

Joseph Schumpeter (1883-1950) was an Austrian political economist best known for his ideas on entrepreneurship and “creative destruction”
  • New Technology

Joseph Schumpeter: the most important economist you might not know of

The idea that we should fear disruptive technology and innovation because it harms workers and the economy is a common misconecption.
  • New Technology

Disruptive technology is your friend

While luddites oppose progress and claim that technological advances cost jobs and harm the poor, history has consistently proven them wrong.
  • New Technology

We must embrace technology, even when it threatens jobs

Our capacity for innovation has reduced hunger and prolonged our life expectancy. Innovation will also be crucial to solving the carbon crisis
  • New Technology

Innovation is the solution to the carbon crisis

  • New Technology

The business case for supersonic overland

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