There is no “Indian Question”
The actual question is what kind of a nation America is going to be
Economics and policy analysis from Bloomberg Opinion columnist Noah Smith.
The actual question is what kind of a nation America is going to be
The article explores the impact of the AI boom on American society, examining economic shifts, job transformations, and the potential benefits and challenges posed by rapid technological advancements.
The article critiques the potential consequences of a second Trump presidency, arguing it would represent a significant failure on the global stage, impacting democracy and international relations.
AI risk; Reindustrialization; The rent crisis; AI and jobs; Mass deportation; Chinese investment; Cyber risk
We’ve spent decades raising teacher quantity when we should have been raising quality
Ramez Naam gives a skeptic’s take on Recursive Self-Improvement
Explore the evolution of San Francisco's tech culture through four distinct eras, highlighting key innovations, shifts in community dynamics, and the city's enduring influence on the tech industry.
The article challenges the notion that all land in the U.S. is Indigenous land, exploring the complexities of land ownership, historical context, and the implications for contemporary discussions on Indigenous rights.
Our favorite moral philosophy is about to come under increasing strain
The article explores strategic approaches for the U.S. to effectively compete with China in areas like technology, economy, and global influence, emphasizing innovation and collaboration.
AI risk; AI and growth; AI and Saas; Rich people; Christians vs. Nazis; Japanese culture; State capacity; City size
Bo French’s rightist movement is a dead end for our nation. Fortunately, it’s beatable