Long form writing on Technology, AI , and the perceived societal shifts as a result.
Technology, AI, and Society
Is the Federation Possible? This series has spent four essays mapping a problem. The circular investment loops. The collapsing economic foundations. The warnings we encoded in fiction and failed to heed. The systematic removal of the governance friction that might have redirected the trajectory. It would be easy, at this
Technology, AI, and Society
Path of Least Restraint In December 2025, the President of the United States signed an executive order titled "Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence." The stated purpose was to prevent a patchwork of state regulations from stifling innovation and undermining American competitiveness in the global AI
Technology, AI, and Society
The Artists Knew There is a particular kind of embarrassment that comes from realizing the most accurate maps of where you are were drawn by people everyone agreed were just making things up. We are living in that embarrassment right now. The writers, animators, filmmakers, and game designers who spent
Technology, AI, and Society
The Replicator Problem There is a moment in almost every serious conversation about AI and automation where someone invokes history. The argument goes like this: we have been here before. The cotton gin displaced hand-pickers. The automobile displaced the horse-and-buggy industry. The internet displaced travel agents, video store clerks, and
Technology, AI, and Society
We Could, So We Did Part 1 There's a line from Jurassic Park that has been living in my head lately. Not the one about life finding a way — the other one. The one where Jeff Goldblum's character leans across a table and says, "Your