How We Can Regulate AI Even if Congress Won’t Act
Rapid innovations in artificial intelligence have already upended many aspects of our lives, from...
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Sam Bankman-Fried Is Just Being Rational
The disgraced FTX founder may be testing the court’s patience, but all the available evidence suggests—to him, at least—that he’ll get away with it.
Konnikova is the author of "The Confidence Game."
The Writers’ Strike, DVDs and the Death of Free Money
Hollywood has a lot to figure out.
Rosen is the author of Medium Shift, a column tracking the transformations underway in the media business.
The Case for Realistic Action to Regulate Artificial Intelligence
The federal government moves too slowly to catch the pace of AI development. If we want to keep up, we'll have to think creatively.
Lindsay is co-founder at Hustle.
The Case for Big Action to Regulate Artificial Intelligence
Federal oversight is necessary—not just to keep people safe, but also to scale technology in a sustainable way.
Palihapitiya is the founder and CEO of Social Capital.
America Is Holding Back Its Immigrant Entrepreneurs
It is all but impossible to start a business on a H-1B. With so many of these visa-holders now facing career instability, changing that is more important than ever.
Sandhu is co-founder and CEO of Xillion, a personal finance platform.
Buying Stocks Doesn’t Make You an Investor
Easy money made many people forget about due diligence. Lucky for them, the rules haven't changed.
Trainer is the founder and CEO of New Constructs, an independent investment research firm.
What Comes After TikTok
It’s hard to imagine what would happen if the era-defining short-form video platform disappeared overnight—but that makes it all the more important to try.
Broderick is a freelance writer and podcaster who focuses on web culture and technology.
Make Time for This Tax Secret
The little-understood 83(b) election can save you a boatload of money—if you do it right.
Ayers is a co-founder of Brooklyn FI, a wealth management, financial planning and tax firm.
India Is the World’s Next Tech Manufacturing Hub
China still dominates, but the second most populous country has both demographics and geopolitics on its side.
Liu is founder and CEO of PerceptIn.
Got a Growing Company? Watch Out for Business Drift.
Under tightened economic conditions, no one can afford to lose focus.
Spaht is a managing partner at Thoma Bravo.
The Layoff Contagion Is Hurting Us All
So why have layoffs become so common?
Pfeffer is the Thomas D. Dee II Professor of Organizational Behavior at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Don’t Build the Wrong Kind of AI Business
Founders excited about breakthroughs in artificial intelligence would be wise to slow down and make sure one of the tech whales isn’t likely to gobble up their idea.
Parr is a journalist turned AI founder.
The Streaming Business Model Is Hitting Its Half-Life
As decay sets in, will our favorite products survive?
Rosen is the author of Medium Shift, a column tracking the transformations underway in the media business.
Twitter Used to Make Us Smarter
Not only was the social network a subject of research, it was also a facilitator of knowledge creation. That may all be in the past now.
York is the Electronic Frontier Foundation's director for international freedom of expression.
SVB Is Dead. Long Live SVB.
Why Silicon Valley’s local financial institution deserves our continuing support.
Pontin is a partner at DCVC and a co-founder of Totus Medicines.
Robots Don’t Make Art
The U.S. Copyright Office ruled that unedited AI-generated intellectual property isn't eligible for copyright protection. Believe it or not, that's a good thing.
Broderick is a freelance writer and podcaster who focuses on web culture and technology.
Where the Venture Community Goes From Here
As the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank shows, the tech industry has to come together or risk destroying ourselves.
Taneja is CEO and managing director of General Catalyst.
TikTok’s Plan to Stay in the U.S. Could Pose a Threat—to U.S. Tech Companies
TikTok's plan to localize its operations in the U.S. sets a dangerous precedent for internet freedom abroad.
Perault is the director of the Center on Technology Policy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Terms of Service Have Gotten Out of Control
One law professor has a radical solution—just get rid of them.
Hoffman is the William A. Schnader Professor of Law and deputy dean at University of Pennsylvania's Carey Law School.