Hunter Field

Arkansas Business is seeing more AI-written op-eds arrive in its inbox and is drawing a clear line: the words that appear in these pages will have a human being behind them.

A majority of U.S. small business owners have no formal succession plan, and in a state that runs on private companies like Arkansas, the consequences of that gap could be severe.

Arkansans who use ChatGPT and AI tools have a moral obligation to accept some share of the data center burden they are demanding into existence.

Google's biggest search redesign in 25 years and the rise of AI-powered answers mean that businesses built around keywords need to rethink how they show up online.

Hunter Field Editor's Note I returned recently from a leave of absence, and somehow you all managed for two weeks without my drivel in this space.

Hunter Field Editor's Note Somewhere along the way, the Fourth of July became my favorite holiday.

Hunter Field Editor's Note I'm not sure of a bigger white lie in business than the merger.

Hunter Field Editor's Note I haven't been able to stop thinking about Mark Friedman's story in last week's edition about a sovereign citizen

Hunter Field Editor's Note by Hunter Field 2 min read

When Rep. Austin McCollum was arrested on domestic violence suspicions, Arkansas's governor, AG and House speaker called for his resignation within 24 hours — a response worth recognizing.