I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about supply chains that hide in plain sight: the raw materials and specialized components that make the gadgets and vehicles we take for granted. Lately my focus has been on one question that keeps coming up at panels and in interviews: Can the U.S. break...
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I’ve been watching European regulators focus on OpenAI with particular interest — and not just because it’s one of the clearest test cases for how governments regulate fast-moving AI. When you use ChatGPT, DALL·E, or other AI-powered features...
I’ve been following the slow-burning but increasingly visible tide of union activity at Amazon warehouses for years. After the surprise victory in Bessemer, Alabama in 2021 — which was later overturned — and the shock win in Staten Island in...
I’ve been watching the 4-day workweek debate move from niche experiments to mainstream headlines for several years now. As someone who writes about the intersection of work, policy and wellbeing, I find the question deceptively simple on the...
I started noticing algae in snack ingredient lists a couple of years ago and, like many readers, I raised an eyebrow. Seaweed in chips felt niche. But today I see algal protein popping up on packaging from big brands and startups alike — from...
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When a museum, gallery, orchestra, or theatre finds itself at the center of a controversy over representation, the fallout is rarely only about a single exhibit or performance. Trust — the fragile currency that cultural institutions trade in —...
I still remember the day a senior postdoc at my university walked into my office with a stack of grant rejection emails and a look that mixed exhaustion and anger. He’d spent years building a lab, training students, and designing experiments that...
I’ve been tracking the semiconductor bottlenecks for years, but the latest wave of shortages feels different — and it matters for anyone waiting on an electric vehicle (EV). When customers ask me whether their pre-ordered EV will arrive on time,...
When I first started digging into public budgets and corporate filings, I expected to find the usual incentives: tax credits for clean energy, subsidies for manufacturing, grants to spur job creation. What surprised me was how often those same tools...
I remember the first time I rode past a municipal fiber hut and realized it wasn’t a tech startup but a public utility. That moment stuck with me: internet access is increasingly a core civic service, and when local governments decide to build...