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Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
the origin of the Members of Technical Staff Podcast was SF parties.
it's the bit that will never stop giving
TODAY ON THE FRONTIER: this week @creatine_cycle from @mots_pod joined me to talk about the myriad eccentricities of the SF party scene, from the origins of the Bay Area’s barefoot-casual dress code to the blurred lines between parties and networking events
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
TODAY ON THE FRONTIER: this week @creatine_cycle from @mots_pod joined me to talk about the myriad eccentricities of the SF party scene, from the origins of the Bay Area’s barefoot-casual dress code to the blurred lines between parties and networking events
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
New Right of Way:
@SenArmstrong joins us for a deep dive on Clean Water Act Sec. 401 — plus some permitting horror stories and more!
Read/Listen here: greentape.pub/p/right-of-way…
New in The Ansible:
Many rideshare app users balk at the way an opaque algorithm determines the prices they're offered. Zero-knowledge proofs are increasingly capable of providing those riders with greater transparency, within reason, @sophiabulla1 writes.
"Splitting the hotline off from trade discussions and housing it inside the military requires building a new institution focused solely on SI discussions. The goal of the SI hotline should be 'boring infrastructure' as opposed to a 'flashy political tool.'"
Read @GovindPimpale.
@chrisharig99 and @GovindPimpale argue that the new US-China Super Intelligence hotline is a major step forward, and outline how clear risk frameworks, technical expertise, and durable communication channels can ensure its success.
Policy Gradients piece linked below.
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
The US-China SI hotline is a great first step towards mitigating the national security risks presented by SI. @GovindPimpale and I argue that a few design choices would make the hotline a durable institution, unlike it's predecessors. Post linked below.
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
.@ehanford is right.
I wrote about Project Follow Through for @JoinFAI.
It's a tragedy that it was ignored.
The study provided some answers. But didn’t change education.
“It’s just astonishing to me that we’re still fighting the same battles."
Read about the history of Project Follow Through.
apmreports.org/story/2026/10…
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
Get ready for World War P-Zombie! Next week I will be debating @hamandcheese on AI consciousness, moderated by @sckimbriel. We will fight about functionalism, quarrel over qualia, and serve problematically hard liquors to ensure that everyone has a phenomenal time.
Access is limited so RSVP now. Link to register in the next tweet.
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
Please make congressional technical understanding great again
Excited to share this updated primer on the Office of Technology Assessment (OTA) with @danielschuman. With new economic/cyber/bio/and other policy challenges arising from AI, now would be a great time to invest in greater science and tech capacity in Congress.
cc @SpeakerJohnson @hakeemjeffries
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
Excited to share this updated primer on the Office of Technology Assessment (OTA) with @danielschuman. With new economic/cyber/bio/and other policy challenges arising from AI, now would be a great time to invest in greater science and tech capacity in Congress.
cc @SpeakerJohnson @hakeemjeffries
That's a great question -- @ZacharyGraves and I have written at length on OTA. But, if you just want a short primer, we got you covered.
thefai.org/posts/one-pager-o…
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
@chrisharig99 and @GovindPimpale argue that the new US-China Super Intelligence hotline is a major step forward, and outline how clear risk frameworks, technical expertise, and durable communication channels can ensure its success.
Policy Gradients piece linked below.
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
Incredible news from @TheNuclearCo.
6.6 GW of big nukes. Outstanding.
Last year, I interviewed @TheNuclearJoe, TNC's Chief Nuclear Officer about his experience at Vogtle and building fleet-scale nuclear: nuclearbarbarians.com/p/no-s…
This year, I interviewed @TheNuclearCo's founder, @JonathanWebbKY, about TNC's vision: nuclearbarbarians.com/p/the-…
On a personal note, this announcement made me brim with brotherly pride. @energybants, TNC's Chief of Staff, is a dear friend. Watching him realize a dream he's had for the decade I've known him fills me with hope and admiration.
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
For those interested, a recording is available via
njedge.net/crispie/
Appreciate the opportunity last week to join the Ecosystem for Research Networking quantum webinar series to speak on the future of research computing, why a heterogeneous computing substrate is emerging as quantum computing continues to mature, and what this all means for computation-driven discovery.
Grateful to @gforough for the invitation, and all the attendees for their great questions!
Link to event page in next post.
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
"Every facet of the federal government, and even a lot of state governments, will benefit from hiring scientists into policy support roles directly instead of interfacing to them through third parties."
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
Just over a week left to apply for the best AI / SI policy fellowship in DC ➡️➡️
Applications are open for FAI’s Winter 2027 Conservative AI Policy Fellowship!
CAPF is an eight-week, part-time fellowship for early-to-mid-career professionals in government, on the Hill, and in private-sector tech interested in AI policy.
thefai.org/fellowships
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
halloween is traditionally the time when the ghouls appear on capital hill october 29th at 7:15 pm
@hamandcheese V @aaronsibarium
Foundation for American Innovation 🇺🇸🚀 retweeted
I really enjoyed this conversation with Geneva! Many interesting things to think about for what the next couple of decades will contain.
