Joshua Ogundu

A.I is not going to increase employment like previous innovations have and thats going to be bad for employment in the tech industry

Fawn Weaver is another story of when founders of color focus too much on being a personality vs a professional

As social networks have become less about connection and more about content has that changed LinkedIns value for people of color?

Progress will always come at a cost, but it looks like the progress for AI will cost marginalized communities the most.

AI has changed how brands are approaching marketing, so it is changing what a career in marketing will look like going forward.

DEI and immigration are not the reasons your kid can't get into college, but tech industry trump supporters think so.

While AI can be helpful in creating images and videos, it may not be advisable to use in navigating legal issues.

A.I has come for the world of white collar work, but it is also changing what it looks like to work in sports

Computer science used to be the most probable path to financial prosperity, but that does not seem to be the case in the age of A.I

Investments into new venture capital firms are on a steep decline, and that will impact Black dealmakers and Black ideas the most.

Apple has had some flops lately, can the company come back to consumer relevance or are they done for good?

Data centers that enable the production and consumption of AI are popular but who pays the cost of their creation?

Fast fashion is not the only type of fashion becoming less affordable, retail giants like Nike have said they will be hiking prices as well.

President Donald Trump was supposed to open up a favorable business environment for the tech industry, that does not look likely.

AI has caused managers, founders, and CEOs alike to embrace pushing the limits of AI before hiring new people.