We keep calling it a chip war. That metaphor might be the problem.
Dr. Lena Morris argues that cooperation—not conquest—is the only semiconductor strategy with a future.
Politics of technology · 9 min
Essays, arguments & inconvenient questions
Strong ideas, honestly held and generously argued. CircuitHive columnists examine what technology is doing to our work, politics, relationships and imagination.
Dr. Lena Morris argues that cooperation—not conquest—is the only semiconductor strategy with a future.
Politics of technology · 9 min
Nia Okafor on convenience, memory and what changes when every past question becomes retrievable.
AI & society · 7 min
Rafi Sol makes the case for quieter software, deliberate limits and the right to be unreachable.
Design · 5 min
Amara Mensah asks whether curiosity and criticism can share the same room. They have to.
Editor's letter · 6 min
FEATURED COLUMN / 006This week’s argument
“Progress is not a straight line. It’s a conversation.”
The CircuitHive perspective is not anti-technology or blindly pro-technology. It is relentlessly curious about who benefits, who decides, and what better could look like.
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