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If you’re an American 109 years old or younger, this article is for you.
Peacetime: A period in which a nation is not at war, engaged in armed conflict, military occupation, armed intervention, or sustained military confrontation with anot...
On September 15, Gartner published its “Top Strategic Predictions for 2027 and Beyond.”
The predictions cover energy, autonomous AI agents, physical AI, software development, cyberattacks, insurance, AI governance and corporate organizatio...
On July 16, I wrote about a question I couldn’t find in the public valuation discussion surrounding SpaceX.
I’ve now gone looking for another one.
This time, the underlying subject received plenty of attention.
DOGE—the Department of Gov...
Congress spent three years constructing an AI-governance apparatus. The people building frontier AI are now calling for urgent action. Washington’s proposed next step looks remarkably like where it started.
On September 13, 2023, the Unite...
Over the past two years, a remarkable linguistic transformation has occurred inside the halls of Congress. Gone are the days when lawmakers struggled with basic metaphors like the internet being a “series of tubes” or asked Mark Zuckerberg...
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"The man who turns back soonest is the most progressive man." - C.S. Lewis I write about modern systems behaving badly-and the places where the story no longer matches the reality.
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