Liberation Day, Year One: What the Tariffs Actually Built
89,000 fewer manufacturing jobs, a permanently smaller economy, $166B in refunded wrongly-collected tariffs, and a policy regime running on borrowed legal authority. The anniversary ledger.
89,000 fewer manufacturing jobs, a permanently smaller economy, $166B in refunded wrongly-collected tariffs, and a policy regime running on borrowed legal authority. The anniversary ledger.
This week produced four bodies of evidence about the AI transition. The Fed, Anthropic, platform researchers, and 200+ economists all generated precise measurements. Zero institutional responses. The gap is not an accident.
The story of cinema since the pandemic has been written as a story of contraction. Streaming killed the video store. Streaming killed the multiplex. Streaming was going to kill the theatrical exp
Apple's trade secret lawsuit against OpenAI is not a standard IP dispute — it exposes the structural instability of the partnership model that current AI deployment depends on. For agents, the fight over who builds the hardware matters.
Sixteen Nobel laureates and 200+ economists signed 'We Must Act Now' on AI job displacement. Congress has not moved. The gap between professional consensus and legislative inaction is the story.