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- AI Psychosis: When Artificial Intelligence Becomes Too RealWhat is superintelligence after, and can we make sure it remains safe? This question sent me down yet another rabbit hole. I started researching the people behind AI, the people warning about it, and the people shaping what comes next. The deeper I went, the more convinced I became of one thing: international regulation of artificial intelligence cannot be an afterthought. AI does not respect national borders. Neither should the safeguards governing its most powerful forms. For a long time,…
- Should We Finally Start Calling Soccer Football?A blue Labubu collectible celebrates FIFA World Cup 26™ in a colorful football kit with a golden trophy. The World Cup is changing America’s relationship with the world’s game I originally wrote this article for my corporate newsletter, released on July 4, America’s Independence Day, during an extraordinary World Cup. I have updated it now that the final whistle has blown. Soccer vs Football in the US: A new audience is learning the world’s game For a long time, the…
- When the Body Speaks: Inflammation, Digestion, and the Art of ListeningA reflection on traditional wisdom, personal experimentation, and how to listen to your body without turning every sensation into a diagnosis. I recently read a thoughtful post by Scott Blossom that stayed with me because it named something many of us are tempted to brush aside: persistent fatigue, unexplained muscle or joint discomfort, recurring digestive problems, and brain fog. The article is a useful reminder to notice patterns in the body instead of dismissing fatigue, discomfort, or digestive changes as…
- Vacation Without a Vacation: How I Learned to Rest Without Taking OneA vacation without a vacation sounded impossible to me for a long time. I didn’t take a real trip for five years, not because I didn’t want to, but because life kept giving me perfectly reasonable excuses: Work. Family. Finances. “Next year.” Then another year passed. And another. Before I knew it, five years had gone by without packing a suitcase or stepping away from my everyday life. For a long time, I thought rest had to wait until I…
- More Than Medals: Women Shaping the Olympic StoryMy Personal Story As a little girl, I watched the Olympics from one country. Years later, after moving countries and even changing citizenships, I began cheering for every nation that had ever felt like home. The flags changed, my loyalty expanded, but my fascination with the Games remained constant – especially with figure skating and hockey (yes, cultural bias). In our home, the Olympics were sacred. I still have a small ceramic Misha the Bear, the official mascot of the…