Independent journalist covering the future of international conflict
Author of Invisible Countries
Formerly FP, Slate, Vox
Available for writing/editing
The plan for now is to freelance, so if you’re an editor taking pitches or working on a podcast, let’s talk! My shtick is a little hard to summarize, but I love writing analysis, essays + features w/ voice across all kinds of beats, often at the intersection of politics + culture
Does the future of war look more like the cyberpunk world advertised on DC transit, or like a drafty factory in northeast Pennsylvania. A roundup of my recent work over at Substack.
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How it is possible that the most expensive military on earth doesn't have enough ammunition to fight a war?
I tackle that question in my first piece for @time, linked below
While it’s not impossible that future AI systems could turn on humans, far more likely in the short term is that hallucinations, poor design, or misinformation will lead to a disaster, writes @joshuakeating. https://t.co/8pl25lm7sx
Superintelligent AI might still kill us all, but for the moment, I'm more worried about the times when AI is still kinda dumb
My latest for @ForeignPolicy
https://t.co/hp7iEUw0K5
I don't have, nor do I have much interest in reading about, "super intelligence." But If you must, you must read @joshuakeating
https://t.co/cXEdYWRsIg
I published my first Substack. I'm going to start every week by surfacing bits of my New Yorker column and other related commentary. I'd welcome all new subscribers, especially those who were used to reading WorldView on a regular basis.
https://t.co/zfbrg0Uj4P
1/ China reportedly proposed reciprocal visits to nuclear test sites & national labs—a potentially significant and surprising step given active developments at Lop Nur & CAEP facilities.
What might explain this seeming softening of Beijing’s resistance to nuclear engagement?
https://t.co/TGwS8gMBIn
Hey, I'm on Substack!
If you enjoy my work, please subscribe and share with the link below. The first installment features an unrecognized country turning the Mideast's crisis into opportunity and an alarming new warning about military AI.
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The problem with "human in the loop" might be the human.
My latest for @ReadTransformer on what a disturbing recent incident tells us about human oversight of military AI
https://t.co/RaPKM0dTxF