
Adam Kovacevich
Contributor at Freelance
Founder and CEO, @progresschamber. Democrat. Tech optimist. Ex @googlepubpolicy @limebike. Pun & analogy fan.
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2 weeks ago |
ocregister.com | Adam Kovacevich
California is stuck in neutral on autonomous trucking
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2 weeks ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Adam Kovacevich
California once led the nation in autonomous vehicle (AV) innovation. It was among the first states to test and deploy robotaxis, unlocking a new transportation option that’s safer, greener, and more accessible. In a state with some of the deadliest roads in the country, California was wise to embrace AVs, which, in study after study, consistently outperform human drivers on safety. But when it comes to autonomous trucking, California policymakers have repeatedly pumped the brakes.
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4 weeks ago |
fredericknewspost.com | Adam Kovacevich
The hotel industry won big when New York City effectively banned short-term home rentals in 2023. By last September, the average hotel room rate soared to a record-breaking $417 per night, pushing the cost of a weeklong stay to $2,919. That’s 67 percent more than what the average American pays in rent. kAmpE E92E AC:46[ J@F’5 6IA64E E96 C@@> E@ 4@>6 H:E9 2 365E:>6 DE@CJ A6C7@C>65 3J E96 42DE @7 “w2>:=E@?]”k^AmkAm%96 9@E6= :?5FDECJ DA6?E J62CD =@33J:?8 7@C }6H *@C<’D p:C3?3 32?] x?
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1 month ago |
dcjournal.com | Adam Kovacevich
The hotel industry won big when New York City effectively banned short-term home rentals in 2023. By last September, the average hotel room rate soared to a record-breaking $417 per night, pushing the cost of a weeklong stay to $2,919. That’s 67 percent more than what the average American pays in rent. At that price, you’d expect the room to come with a bedtime story performed by the cast of “Hamilton.”The hotel industry spent years lobbying for New York’s Airbnb ban.
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1 month ago |
cardinalnews.org | Adam Kovacevich
Virginia is home to the highest concentration of tech talent and the third-largest tech workforce in the country. 330,000 Virginians depend on the Commonwealth’s dynamic tech sector — valued at $21 billion — for their livelihood. Many families in Virginia were just hit hard by federal layoffs, so it’s more important than ever that state lawmakers protect the high-quality jobs that the tech industry provides.
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RT @binarybits: I don't understand why bills like this one in Connecticutt aren't receiving the same kind of pushback from pro-AI activists…

Thesis on Trump Admin's 3 poles: 1. Lib-owning: Target universities, law firms, companies, media, arts that are seen as under left's control. Go after Trump's enemies. 2. Third-rail-touching: Hail-Mary personal crusades seen as outside mainstream thought. Navarro/tariffs.