Gideon Resnick

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5,131 appearances 66 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 4d ago

Gideon Resnick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Apple News Today · Trump wants the Navy to return to steam. It could cost billions. · 17 Aug 2026 podcast

They aren't well understood and they're not well enforced, which means members of Congress are largely on their own to develop AI policies for their offices. voice-verified

Lissroy says the rules are decentralized by design. voice-verified

She reports Congress has been moving quickly to adopt AI to keep pace with the Trump administration, which has spent the past year and a half urging AI use across government. voice-verified

But more than two-thirds of Americans don't trust Congress to effectively regulate how the general public uses AI, according to one recent Pew survey. voice-verified

Its future use in Congress could hinge on how people react when they discover their representative relying on AI for work. voice-verified

As we near the end of summer, you might be thinking that you've seen a lot of people traveling to Europe lately. voice-verified

Well, you're not imagining it. voice-verified

Some social media feeds are filled with visits spanning from Scottish farms to Santorini sunsets. voice-verified

And that might be because Americans took a record 24 million trips to the continent last year. voice-verified

And it's expected to rise this year. voice-verified

Rachel Ensign is an economics reporter at The Wall Street Journal who examined the trend. voice-verified

1990, fewer than 5% of Americans had a passport. voice-verified

Now more than 50% do. voice-verified

Ensign said there are a lot of factors behind, as the journal puts it, this unstoppable American tourist. voice-verified

The upper middle class has grown in the last few decades, older generations are living longer, and it's easy to hop from country to country within the European Union. voice-verified

That makes for a class of American who views international travel as an essential part of life rather than a luxury. voice-verified

Another driver is simply FOMO, or fear of missing out. voice-verified

While wealthy older travelers are leading the pack, Americans aged 18 to 24 are second in their jet setting, with an expert telling Axios that young people are increasingly prioritizing tourism over buying new things. voice-verified

But with this overall surge of travel, there are also real tradeoffs for the cities hosting all these Americans. voice-verified

They can bring money and help local economies, but at the same time put strain on resources and infrastructure. voice-verified

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