Capitology Blog

A thought experiment turned viral essay asks what happens when AI boosts company profits but reshapes the workplace and demand, depicting a near-future impacted by AI doom loops and ghost GDP and what it could mean for workers and income growth.

Artificial intelligence is impacting the publishing industry—from writing and editing to marketing and academic research. Explore the opportunities, ethical risks, and safeguards needed to protect creativity, diversity, and trust in the age of AI.

The United States has surpassed its goal of producing one million additional STEM graduates between 2012 and 2022. As demand for STEM talent grows, institutions like Capitol Technology University are helping prepare high-earning, career-ready graduates for the future workforce.

Entering the aviation field opens doors far beyond the cockpit, leading to careers in engineering, sustainability, and emerging technologies. Discover how high-demand career paths and cutting-edge education go hand in hand to prepare graduates for a rapidly evolving industry.

From the Expert blog series featuring Dr. Ron Martin, CPP, CPOI: Zero Trust is critical for strengthening modern cybersecurity measures and the IEEE has launched a global Zero Trust standard initiative to bolster secure architecture and risk management.

Q-Day, the point at which quantum computers can compromise current encryption standards, represents a significant threat to national security and is drawing urgent attention from policymakers.

For this year’s tax season, the IRS is leaning heavily on technology to fill the ever-growing tax gap, with artificial intelligence now powering audit selection, fraud detection, taxpayer services, and more.

Reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions has become a defining global goal, and it is reshaping how energy systems are designed, built, and operated – with engineers at the heart of a more resilient and sustainable energy future.

From the Expert blog series featuring Dr. Geetanjali Jha, Cyberpsychology Researcher: As AI becomes more well trained and accessible, parents naturally and justifiably worry about whether their children are "AI-ready" or prepared to mindfully navigate the new technology ahead.

Strains on electrical grids from severe weather and other factors can erode systems and trust over time, compromising societal stability and putting organizations at a competitive disadvantage when they are not prepared.