Opinion

Alfredo Enrione, director of the Center for Corporate Governance and Society at ESE Business School, responds to César Barros's analysis of corporate accidents. He disagrees that the El Teniente case was less predictable than La Polar, arguing that risk signals were evident in seismic data and Sernageomin reports.

March 20, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

Daniella Greenbaum Davis, a Jewish author, stated she has no problem with Pete Hegseth closing a Pentagon press briefing by urging prayers 'on bended knee... in the name of Jesus Christ' for US troops' safety. She described criticism of the request as a 'performance' and drew on American historical traditions of public prayer. Davis emphasized that such expressions align with America's majority-Christian culture without violating minority rights.

In a personal diary entry, Cuban writer Lien Estrada reflects on the disappearance at sea of her cousin's father while trying to reach the United States and what it means to have a fatherland under oppression. She argues that no land is worthwhile under slavery.

February 22, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram has endorsed the adoption of artificial intelligence in India, highlighting its potential to boost productivity, while expressing concerns over widespread job losses. In his opinion piece, he discusses the differing impacts on developed and developing economies and calls for measures to align technology with employability. He questions what role humans will play if AI handles most work.