Academia and the "AI Brain Drain" - Schneier on Security

In 2025, Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta collectively spent US$380 billion on building artificial-intelligence tools. That number is expected to surge still higher this year, to $650 billion, to fund the building of physical infrastructure, such as data centers (see go.nature.com/3lzf79q). Moreover, these firms are spending lavishly on one particular segment: top technical talent. Meta reportedly offered a single AI researcher, who had cofounded a start-up firm focused on training AI agents to use computers, a compensation package of $250 million over four years (see ...

Massive personnel shortage threatens new Trump plan: analysis

After a lengthy delay, President Donald Trump released a national cybersecurity strategy on Friday afternoon — and, as one critic observed, it seems at odds with the reality of America “hemorrhaging cyber-talent.”Trump’s strategy is "impressively underachieving, even by the abysmal standards this Ad...

Israel After the Iran War

The false promise of total victory.

Incel-lular Attention – Bat Camp

President Lee Dons Purple Tie, Listens to Working Mothers, Financiers and Entrepreneurs

President Lee Jae-myung met with 250 members of Singapore's Korean community, hearing concerns on stablecoins, retirement age, brain drain and real estate while wearing a symbolic purple tie representing harmony between homeland and diaspora

Do you qualify for Finland's new 25% flat tax?

Finland is willing to reduce income taxes for those it most wants to attract.

‘We’re no longer attracting top talent’: the brain drain killing American science

As Trump slashes science funding, young researchers flee abroad. Without solid innovation, the US could cease to have the largest biomedical ecosystem in the world

Dozens of researchers will move to France from US following high-profile bid to lure talent

Large proportion worked at Columbia University, which had its grants cut and frozen by the administration of US President Donald Trump.