Navigating Public Policy, Technology, Health, Data, and Innovation for a Fairer Future
This year, my writing here reached 100,000 impressions for the first time. But that number tells only part of the story.Behind every impression is a choice someone made. A choice to pause, to read, to engage, sometimes to share. You didn’t have to stop scrolling, but you did. You didn’t have to wrestle with complex Read More “The Power of Small Acts”
The rules of employment are shifting under workers’ feet. Artificial intelligence isn’t just automating tasks; it is redrawing the boundaries of entire professions. That leaves millions of employees asking the same anxious question: how do I stay employable when the ground itself is moving? Upskilling offers one answer. It allows workers to deepen their expertise Read More “The Cost of Change Should Not Fall on Workers Alone”
Margaret Chen has spent thirty-two years teaching fourth grade in San Bernardino. She retired last June with a comfortable pension from CalSTRS, California’s teacher retirement system. What she discovered in her first quarterly statement might have surprised her: among her largest investments was a $5.26 billion stake in Nvidia, the chip company whose processors power Read More “What Happens When Your 401(k) Speaks Fluent AI”