Franke: The Dawn of Artificial Intelligence

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It seems one can’t pick up a newspaper or journal without seeing a major piece on artificial intelligence. Until perhaps a year or so ago, I hadn’t even heard the term except in science fiction and now it gets more Google hits than Taylor Swift’s antics at a Kansas City Chiefs football game — the Taylor Swift phenomenon being something else I hadn’t heard of until recently. I don’t really live in a cave but I would like to.

Marcus: Facts not an axe for the income tax

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Hoosiers are talking about eliminating our state personal income tax. Why? There are many reasons and numerous options available.

Dunn: Do We Have the Right to Procreate?

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As March is Women’s History Month, I’d like to raise the topic of government overreach in a role that women have been performing since human life began: Procreating.

Editorial: Bills place best interest of banks over customer rights

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The (Fort Wayne) Journal Gazette

Michael Hicks: NATO has secured our peace and prosperity

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The first half of the 20th century was horrific.

Adkins: Too many in GOP favor chaos over governance

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Even Republicans agree with me that their leadership in Congress is incompetent. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has already showed that he cannot count votes nor can he get anything done. Even Matt Gaetz, who forced out the incompetent McCarthy, admits he’d prefer a return of the previous Speaker. McConnell’s leadership in the Senate is better, but not by much.

Michael Hicks: Workforce training, higher education bill conceals a crisis

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Indiana’s legislature is considering House Bill 1001, which contains numerous small changes to previous higher education bills. Most of its provisions seem pretty straightforward and simply modify or tweak existing legislation. But there also are some concerns.

Marucs: What’s Indiana’s economic story?

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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes state data on employment and wages for more than 770 occupations. Without space here for all those occupations, we’ll settle for just 22 major types of jobs.