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Nuclear proliferation prevention

December 12, 2025 by

Alan J. Kuperman, an associate professor at the LBJ School of Public Policy, University of Texas, talks with co-hosts Llewellyn King and Adam Clayton Powell III about whether U.S. nuclear energy policy could accelerate weapons proliferation.

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AI Is Exponential and We Are Linear Thinkers

AI Is Exponential and We Are Linear Thinkers

Llewellyn King

Artificial intelligence began in 1950 with British physicist Alan Turing’s landmark paper, “Computing Machinery and Intelligence.” It asked the question: Can machines think? It even proposed a test for the idea. The name was coined five years later by John McCarthy as a title for a summer workshop, planned for the next year at Dartmouth […]

I Love Engineers and I Want More in Congress

I Love Engineers and I Want More in Congress

Llewellyn King

I am a sucker for big engineering. I respond to it the same way other people respond to a great painting or a superbly sung opera. You may be enthralled by a football game. But if one of those tall, skinny skyscrapers is going up in New York City, I am at the sidelines, watching […]

In Airline Travel, Buckle Up for Discomfort, Indifference

In Airline Travel, Buckle Up for Discomfort, Indifference

Llewellyn King

You can see them everywhere at this time of year: People who have a hollowed-out look. They are people who have endured the agony of airline flights, from buying a ticket in an online minefield of dynamic pricing and extra charges to having their hopes blown up. They are the victims of post-flight syndrome, PFS. […]

A Novel Adventure Through William & Mary’s Extraordinary Past

A Novel Adventure Through William & Mary’s Extraordinary Past

Llewellyn King

The venerable College of William & Mary, located in Williamsburg, Virginia, might want to beef up its admissions office staff because a tidal wave of students may soon hit the campus. Founded in 1693, it is the second-oldest college, after Harvard University (1636). It is the setting — indeed, the star — of an astounding […]

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