Deep Track

Congress and Nationalization, from Rhetoric to Risk

Does the Hawley-Blumenthal AI bill’s mention of “nationalization” have precedent in recent U.S. legislative history?

Mar 31 • Elsie Jang and Ryan Hauser

AI's Most Violent Year

From AI Action Plan to Hegsethian Revenge

Mar 1 • Ryan Hauser

No Country for Old Grids

Texas shows how to scale data centers while keeping the lights on

Jan 31 • Ryan Hauser

Should We Legislate AI Watermarks?

Preliminary arguments on the AI Labeling Act

Dec 8, 2025 • Ryan Hauser

The Best a Man Can Get

Sex, Technology, and the End of Clean-Shaven History

Nov 26, 2025 • Ryan Hauser

Everything Is Computer

Cybersecurity, NIST, and Federal AI Legislation

Nov 13, 2025 • Ryan Hauser

Sporadic Growth

AI development and organismic cycles

Nov 1, 2025 • Ryan Hauser

Toward Perpetual Violence

Progress cannot exorcise our demons

Sep 29, 2025 • Ryan Hauser

A Patchwork Scorned

Congress’s troubled prelude to the AI Action Plan

Aug 7, 2025 • Ryan Hauser

Thesis and Prospectus

An ecological guide to the AI apocalypse

May 21, 2025 • Ryan Hauser

Ian Bremmer on Political Risk & the Crypto Economy

Eurasia Group's founder on fintech & cultural diplomacy

Jun 24, 2022 • Ryan Hauser

Sebastian Mallaby on DeFi, Power Laws, & Politics

A noted historian talks crypto, crashes, & great power conflict

Jun 9, 2022 • Ryan Hauser

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