Growth in U.S. Working-Age Population Driven by Immigration
Amidst all the talk about the declining population of younger working-age people in Vermont and much of the Northeast, this research finding from the...
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Pat Heffernan
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Jul 21, 2025 4:10:30 PM
At MPI, we love tracking emerging ideas that might positively shape how changemakers work and live. A recent Inc. article caught our attention for its reframing of AI and robotics — not as job-takers, but as an opportunity to combine human and machine strengths.
The startups profiled are asking big questions about how tech can enhance—not replace—human ingenuity. This kind of integrated, multi-disciplinary thinking will feel familiar to anyone working toward inclusive access or a more sustainable future.
We expect the positive focus on blending AI and robotics with human ingenuity, rapid and inclusive adaptation, ethical leadership, and practical cross-industry applications will strongly resonate with many of MPI’s readers, viewers, and listeners.
Inc. Magazine: For a Look at the Future of Work, These Startups Combine AI, Robots, and People
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