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Dror Poleg

Dror Poleg is a leading authority at the intersection of technology and the built world. His insights have appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, Bloomberg, NBC, and beyond. A former private equity executive and tech entrepreneur, Dror advises some of the world's largest investors, governments, and financial institutions on the forces transforming our cities, workplaces, and markets.

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Artificial Intelligence Is Working Remotely

A new tool from OpenAI shows how COVID-19 set the scene for a revolution in white-collar work.

Artificial Intelligence Is Working Remotely
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AI and the Physical World

"There is a mismatch between our economy and the world we build around it: Our cities, our office buildings, and our housing system. But also, in a more figurative sense, our assumptions about work and success and productivity, and the institutions that we built to educate our kids."

AI and the Physical World
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Books I enjoyed this year.

Below are books I read and enjoyed this year, not necessarily for the first time. The list includes books I took notes on, meaning I found them worthwhile. I included affiliate links to Amazon in case you'd like to explore further. The Idea Factory, a history of Bell

Books I enjoyed this year.
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The Promise of Precise Mass

AI will democratize new ways to live — and die.

The Promise of Precise Mass
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Working The Nvidia Way

A new book sheds light on how to poach, manage, and retain talent.

Working The Nvidia Way
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Keynote: Dror @ MIT

How the laws of show business are reshaping our cities, companies, and careers.

Keynote: Dror @ MIT
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Panel: Dror @ The Atlantic Festival

Five thoughts about the future of cities.

Panel: Dror @ The Atlantic Festival

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Midwit-Adjacent Investing

Looking for a good investment? Find it on the lower slopes of the midwit curve.

Midwit-Adjacent Investing