In the Media

Brent Skorup comments on potential government regulation of AI.

Zachary Kallenborn co-authors a paper that considers the dangers of existential terrorism, defined as acts that threaten the existence of humanity.

Liya Palagashvili writes that mild use of demand-based pricing strategies in everyday life could go a long way toward meeting customer needs.

Louise Shelley is interviewed about the showdown between the Russian government and the Wagner mercenary force.

A lengthy and comprehensive reconstruction effort will be needed to raise Ukraine from the rubble and provide a peaceful living environment for its displaced people. Before postwar reconstruction planning can start in earnest, however, international donors and Kyiv should have a clear understanding of the challenges that may be expected.

Maggie Daniels discusses popular venues for outdoor weddings.

Todd J. Zywicki talks about apps that consumers use to access their paychecks early.

Mason student Don Beyer talks about his classes and his interest in artificial intelligence.

Co-author of "Stay Woke," Tehama Lopez Bunyasi, breaks down how "woke" began and how it is being used in the run-up to 2024 elections.

George Mason University Libraries' John C. Becher Soldier Show collection is featured.