Now that we’ve automated my six-year old folding laundry, when will we automate my three-year old taking the folded stack of clothes and throwing them?

I'll be participating in this webinar tomorrow at noon: America’s AI Action Plan: Green Lights or Guardrails? rtp.fedsoc.org/event/americas… via Federalist Society

The negative reactions to this post are wild. Tiago writes productivity advice, not literature. He’s conveying information, not The Human Experience. If he can scale his output using new tools, good for him.

The Trump administration is committed to ensuring America fosters the world's leading open-source and open-weight AI models. Through this new U.S. National Science Foundation-NVIDIA partnership, excited to see the novel research and scientific breakthroughs to come through AI-enabled science.

If you're a state legislator worried that using AI makes previously illegal things somehow legal, there is an easy fix.

Great new op-ed by my colleague Nate Karren asking a simple question: should one man that isn't elected by 49 other states have this much power over AI? Short answer: No.

Credit where credit is due. This is excellent work by the Vice President JD Vance, DNI Tulsi Gabbard, President Donald J. Trump, and their teams for pushing back on the increasingly censorious tactics that the U.K. and the E.U. seek to deploy. This demand was always bonkers from the U.K. foxnews.com/politics/jd-va…

Key analysis as Colorado enters a special session to reconsider its deeply flawed AI law.

Tech panics are a choice. "Here is a device, whose voice is everywhere...We may question the quality of its offering for our children, we may approve or deplore its entertainments & enchantments; but we are powerless to shut it out" -1930s parenting magazine article re: radio.

We teamed up with Taylor B. and 🅱️ryce N.Y. Chinault of the Abundance Institute to call for a delay in the implementation of Colorado's AI bill.

This piece also includes a powerful vignette of Alpha School co-founder MacKenzie Price's childhood. Her story explains why she started the school and simultaneous is a great example of why it needs to exist.

The "fix" to Colorado's AI bill (SB 24-205) is more of a bandaid on a broken leg. So much has changed since Colorado passed its AI law. The risk landscape looks completely different. Colorado has a chance to get this right, but needs (and has) time to do so. It's time for a

We wanted flying cars; instead we got 140 characters, which generated the data and infrastructure to create flying cars.

Speaking of “snort laugh.” Thanks, Sonny Bunch