Rome, Quantico, and the AI Empire America’s empire is fading, but AI may be its last chance. From Rome to Quantico to Silicon Valley, the third great arms race is underway. Continue Reading →
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The Zigzag of Kindness and Harvard’s Finger Small acts of kindness can change the flow—on the road and in society. From traffic etiquette to Harvard’s quiet stand, here’s why small things matter more than we think. Continue Reading →
Neutrality vs. Complicity: a Powerful Pencil When does staying neutral become dangerous? One dad, six kids, and a powerful pencil trace the lines between tech, truth, and global power plays. Continue Reading →
