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Foreign Policy: Why Quantum Computing Is Even More Dangerous Than Artificial Intelligence
Foreign Policy: How Elon Musk’s Starlink Got Battle-Tested in Ukraine
Fortune: How Microsoft made the stunning transformation from Evil Empire to Cool Kid
Foreign Policy: Extending the Trump Ban Won’t Heal Facebook’s Deeper Sickness
Foreign Policy: The future of travel after the coronavirus pandemic
MarketWatch: This is how our lives are getting to be more like ‘Star Trek’
MarketWatch: Workplace technology is as addictive as a casino’s slot machine — and makes us less productive
LinkedIn: Could company “productivity policies” that regulate your email and meetings make you happier at work?
WIRED: How can we make technology healthier for humans?
Washington Post: I was wrong. Too much tech is ruining lives.
Washington Post: It’s okay to turn away from screens sometimes and meet friends and family in person
Washington Post: The end of the line for Indian outsourcers — or a new beginning?
Washington Post: What Google and Facebook must do about one of their biggest problems
Washington Post: What Apple is getting wrong in India
Washington Post: Why 2017 is the year of the bot
Washington Post: The renegade whose dream started the latest space race
Washington Post: How Apple can make money after the iPhone
Washington Post: I feared my self-driving car — until I let go of the wheel
Washington Post: Trump’s demand that Apple must make iPhones in the U.S. actually isn’t that crazy
Washington Post: Why I’m skeptical about Apple’s future
LinkedIn: Why Facebook and Marc Andreessen misunderstood India—and inadvertently started a revolt
TechCrunch: Free Basics And Facebook’s Waterloo In India
Washington Post: India deserves better than Mark Zuckerberg’s watered-down Internet
Washington Post: 2015 was a tipping point for six technologies that will change the world
Washington Post: Forget recalls, it’s toy hacking you should be concerned with this holiday season
Washington Post: You can leave the office, but there’s no getting away from work
Washington Post: Sorry, but the jobless future isn’t a luddite fallacy
Washington Post: When your scale and fridge conspire to make you lose weight, the Internet of Things will have gone too far
Washington Post: Here’s how we can reinvent the classroom for the digital age
Washington Post: Apple isn’t just satisfied reinventing health care, it’s targeting clinical trials as well​