 |  | | Saturday, November 30, 2019 • By Eric Eldon | |
Welcome to Extra Crunch Saturday | | | Is technology creating more equitable workplaces, or will AI and machine learning make the future of work even more exploitative? After attending a conference at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, New York Times bestseller author Greg M. Epstein explores the question in an in-depth essay and eight interviews. Plus; top mobility VCs discuss investment strategy, This Week In Apps, and more. | | | |
| |  Image Credits: gremlin / Getty Images | | Will tomorrow's leaders, despite good and ethical intentions, ultimately use their high-tech tools to exploit others ever more efficiently, or to find a better path forward? Read more | | | |
| |  Image Credits: Andriy Onufriyenko / Getty Images | | Andrea Thomasz of Diligent Robotics and Prayag Narula of LeadGenius spoke to Greg Epstein at EmTech Next, a conference organized by the MIT Technology Review. Read more | | | |
| |  Image Credits: Yuichiro Chino / Getty Images | | In this interview, Greg Epstein talks to Meili Gupta, a senior at Phillips Exeter Academy, and Walter Erike, an independent consultant and SAP Implementation Senior Manager. Read more | | | |
| |  Image Credits: Andriy Onufriyenko / Getty Images | | Excerpts from conversations with Gideon Lichfield, editor in chief of the MIT Technology Review, and Karen Hao, its artificial intelligence reporter. Read more | | | |
| |  Image Credits: Yuichiro Chino / Getty Images | | Greg Epstein interviews economist David Autor and Susan Winterberg, an academic who studies business and ethics. Read more | | | |
| |  | | This week, we're discussing the impact of the CFIUS investigation into TikTok, further fallout from Apple's vaping app ban, updates to Apple Arcade and Google Play Pass subscription-based app stores and a shady app that reached the top of the App Store thanks to a big Kardashians-led endorsement, among other things. Read more | | | |
| |  Image Credits: Emanuel M Schwermer / Getty Images | | The mobility industry is shifting to readjust for an electric and autonomous future, so we surveyed top VCs in the mobility sector to see where they're putting their money. Read more | | | |
| |  Image Credits: TechCrunch / Flickr | | Prevailing wisdom states that as an enterprise SaaS company evolves, there's a tendency to sacrifice profitability for growth, but at some point, however, a company needs to become profitable. Read more | | | |
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