Questions I'm still following.

I'm interested not only in what new technologies can do, but in how people understand them, trust them, fear them, and adapt to them. That question has taken me from the history of machine-learning anxiety to contemporary research on human–AI interaction and public AI literacy.

Technologies built for security can also change the balance of power between individuals and institutions. I've been following that tension through the history of American surveillance, civil liberties, privacy, and the legal limits placed on government power.

I'm interested in what happens when technology moves beyond computation and enters creative life—changing how people make images, music, performances, stories, and meaning.

I'm interested in the ways art preserves the arguments and anxieties of its time. That question changed how I look at Broadway—not simply as entertainment, but as a record of American culture, politics, identity, and technological change.