Founders and Policymakers Need Us at the Table— Before They Decide the Future for Us
Monday, 21 April 2025
With my work increasingly entrenched in Washington, D.C., state capitols, and the public policy battles shaping entrepreneurship and venture capital, I’ve found myself staring down a familiar name in tech: Google. Again. For many of us, the latest antitrust accusations is déjà vu, about privacy, about data, and control – whether it’s Apple, Microsoft, X,
- Published in AI, Economic Development, Search
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The End of Illusions: Why the Future of Freedom Lies in Innovation, Not Government Control
Saturday, 15 February 2025
U.S. Vice President Vance Signals that Politicians are Finally Understanding the Internet In an era where governments are increasingly positioning themselves as the guardians of truth, security, and economic stability, a stark reality is becoming impossible to ignore: they can’t actually do any of it. The illusion that central authorities can safeguard speech, protect intellectual
- Published in Economic Development, Startups
The Government is Being Run Like a Startup — And Maybe it Should Be
Friday, 31 January 2025
For decades, we’ve spent an obscene amount of time arguing about whether the U.S. Constitution is a living document or set in stone. Whether the Amendments should be revisited, rewritten, or left alone. Whether the rules written by men in powdered wigs should still govern a nation where you can generate artificial intelligence in your
- Published in Economic Development