Former senior editor on news desk @wsj The Wall Street Journal, now freelance. Tech writer, sometime gardening writer. Rail trail advocate, traveler.
Manhattan, NY
Joined April 2008
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If tech companies want to build data centers in our communities, they should pay their own way – not stick Upstate families with the bill.
At a time when Upstate New Yorkers are already paying through the nose for electricity, my FAIR Data Act will ensure that the utility companies can’t slap us with another rate hike to subsidize Big Tech.
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I'm heartbroken and furious at the news of yet another fatal shooting in MN. We cannot allow paramilitary troops to terrorize American communities. I voted to block additional ICE funding, I’m demanding a complete and transparent investigation, and I'm fighting to unmask ICE agents. There must be accountability.
Tired of misleading and made-up answers from AI chatbots like ChatGPT? Try these tips from experts in my new WSJ article. wsj.com/tech/ai/ai-chatgpt-c…
Artificial intelligence has a dirty secret: It guzzles massive amounts of electricity and water. I describe ways it can ease its appetite in my new WSJ article. wsj.com/science/environment/… via @WSJ
Online scams and hacks keep rising. Nearly a third of Americans say they have been victims. What can we do? I answer questions from Wall Street Journal readers.
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Confused about AI? Find it scary? Read my WSJ article for answers. wsj.com/tech/ai/artificial-i…
Artificial intelligence is permeating every field. Here’s my Wall Street Journal article about how it is changing what entrepreneurs do.
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There are lots of electric cars but few electric heavy-duty trucks--and these rigs are big contributors to global warming. Why? I explore the problem in my new WSJ article. wsj.com/articles/electric-ve…
Jim’s latest New York Times article: Why It’s So Hard to Tear Down a Crumbling Highway Nearly Everyone Hates nytimes.com/2023/06/03/nyreg…
What became of self-driving cars? I talk about it in the WSJ Tech News Briefing.
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Fully self-driving cars won’t be ready anytime soon despite the hype. What went wrong? Here’s what I found for the WSJ. wsj.com/articles/cars-self-d…
Another cyber risk: Experts say electric cars are ripe for hacking. My latest piece for the WSJ. wsj.com/articles/could-elect…
The Wall Street Journal interviewed me about my article on how electric vehicles could be the next big hacker target. wsj.com/video/series/tech-ne…
Fear of running out of juice on a desolate road makes many people leery of electric cars. But charger companies say there must be more electric vehicles on the road to justify an expansion. Here's my WSJ article on this chicken-and-egg issue.
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The car industry plans to sell millions of electric vehicles. But does it have enough parts to make them? Some say no. I wrote about the conundrum for the WSJ.
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Should U.S. companies keep hiring foreign workers using visas that rarely lead to citizenship? Could tech companies remain competitive without these H-1B visas? Read the debate I moderated for the WSJ:
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bartziegler retweeted
FPF's Senior VP of Policy @johnverdi participated in a @WSJ roundtable, moderated by @WSJ's @bartziegler on electronic workplace #monitoring, discussing the least defensible types of monitoring, as well as potential benefits.
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ALT A blue quote card with a quote from FPF's Senior VP of Policy John Verdi: "A few categories jump out as the least defensible: technologies that fail to deliver what is promised, technologies that discriminate against marginalized communities, and technologies that are surreptitious without any justification."
Want to add some trees or shrubs to your yard this spring but lack the space? There are solutions. I check them out in my latest WSJ article. lnkd.in/dZ_N2YDQ
Artificial intelligence isn't sci-fi. It's being used now, likely by this very website. What risks does it pose? Read my latest WSJ article. wsj.com/articles/is-it-time-…