Shout out to the Roots of Progress Institute conference this past weekend. So many smart, high-agency people working on diverse projects that actually improve the world. A rare group that makes me genuinely optimistic about the future. 🚀🛳️

If you said: “We should have real-time incident reporting for large-scale frontier AI cyber incidents.” A lot of people in DC would say: “That sounds ea/doomer-coded.” And yet incident reporting for large-scale, non-AI cyber incidents is the standard practice of all major

Operation Elemental Abundance

Congratulations Jen - excited to see these efforts bear fruit!

This is a great decision. Jessica S. Tisch Tisch has been an incredible partner in driving down crime and making sure ALL New Yorkers are safe. We would be very lucky to have her continue to serve.

A great discussion moderated by our very own Baillee Brown!

The NYC Council is using public funds to advance their own parochial interests against the overwhelming public interest in more abundant housing send tweet

We had a lot of fun talking about the policy and politics of abundance. Thanks to Rep. Josh Harder Rohan Patel Francis Fukuyama for the meaningful conversation!

Kind of wild that NYC City Council is spending >$2m of taxpayer dollars on electioneering communications in clear violation of city charter. 1/2

Very cool to see the top science official in the White House explicitly say he wants to direct more federal R&D funding to new science institutions and focused research organizations.

China is eating our lunch on nuclear energy: 1. The 2 US Vogtle reactors were 7 years late & $17 billion over budget 2. China built 13 similar reactors over the same period (with 33 more reactors underway) 3. By 2030, China's nuclear capacity is set to surpass the US 4. China

DOE’s new proposal to @FERC appears to have done the near-impossible – generate overwhelming bipartisan enthusiasm – in what may be the most positive cross-sector response we've seen yet to DOE action under Secretary Chris Wright. (My LinkedIn post on it is now my most-shared, ever.)

If you're an NYC voter, check out this podcast on why you should vote YES on ballot measures 2-5. They remove paperwork, remove veto points, and make it simpler and faster to build all kinds of housing.

WaPo has good article on electricity costs. More demand amortizes fixed costs of transmission & distribution over more users and ↓ prices. But cost of new gen is higher than depreciated cost of existing system, which ↑ prices. If new large loads pay actual cost of new gen (and

This is a really interesting report that shows why I’m so excited about abundance. Abundance is a pragmatic approach that helps public officials tackle cost-of-living, economic mobility, and national security challenges without reverting to the do-nothing status quo that turns

US government and Westinghouse strike $80bn nuclear reactor deal on.ft.com/4onfv3S