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Articles by Harold G. Moss
When Profits Trump Prescriptions
Why America's healthcare system punishes patients, rewards middlemen, and weakens national resilience Imagine this. Your doctor prescribes a medication - you take it for a few months. Nothing weird happens, no strange side-effects, it just... works. Which in healthcare is a rare and almost luxurious thing. Then, out of nowhere, a letter shows up in the mail (or worse, buried in the digital portal you never check).
How Rushed Innovation Leaves Us Vulnerable
"True innovation isn't about chasing the buzz - it's about building trust into the technology we depend on." Every parent knows the quiet dread of waiting for a late-night text that never comes. That silence - the not knowing - is the nightmare. So when a father buys his daughter her first car before she leaves for college, safety feels like the only thing that matters. The newest "smart" vehicle promises peace of mind: updates over the air, sensors to watch the road, cameras to keep her alert.
The Rising Cybersecurity Threat of AI-Generated Malware: From Nation States to Your Living Room
Until recently, the idea of artificial intelligence writing malware sounded like science fiction. That changed when CERT-UA in Ukraine confirmed what many experts feared: at least one nation state is already using AI to accelerate its cyber operations. This is no longer speculation — AI is officially a weapon. The very qualities businesses love about AI — speed, scale, and cost reduction — are now in the hands of adversaries.
Why AI Security Deserves as Much Attention as AI Itself
We’re racing to build smarter AI — and leaving its defenses in the dust. AI is moving faster than our ability to secure it. New models are released every day. Each one unlocks new capabilities — and new vulnerabilities. While companies race to harness AI’s potential, attackers are racing to exploit it. If we do not treat AI security with the same urgency as AI innovation, we risk building the future on a foundation of flaws. AI is not like past technologies.
The Fiduciary Frontier: Why Board Transparency and CEO Alignment Matter More Than Ever
Board members today face unprecedented scrutiny and risk. The era of detached oversight is over; real leadership demands full transparency and active partnership with the CEO. The Duty Behind the Title Passive oversight is dead. Board seats carry real personal risk. Directors are not there to advance their own interests, protect reputations, or leverage relationships — they are there to serve the company’s mission, period.
Secure by Design: Why Robots Can’t Afford a Bolt-On Security Mindset
How Early Security Decisions in Robotics Shape Trust, Safety, and the Future of Automation As robotics rapidly migrates from industrial cages to public spaces, hospitals, warehouses, and even our homes, a familiar tension resurfaces: security as an afterthought. It’s the same mistake we’ve made repeatedly in computing — from mainframes to mobile — and now we’re repeating it in robotics, a field far more consequential.
A Crisis of Competence: The Peter Principle’s Dangerous Evolution
As social perception overtakes performance, modern workplaces are rewarding illusion over impact — driving innovation to a standstill and promoting the unprepared to positions of power. We’re living in an age where social charm often trumps substance, and perception is mistaken for performance. Nowhere is this more evident than in the modern executive ranks, where the Peter Principle — the idea that people rise to their level of incompetence — isn’t just a risk, it’s a rampant reality.
America’s Future Depends on Education: It’s Time for a National Reset
The global economy has entered a turbulent new phase. Rising tariffs, geopolitical uncertainty, and fragile supply chains have exposed a truth many policymakers have long ignored: America’s manufacturing and innovation machine is more vulnerable than it appears. At the heart of this vulnerability is a failure not just of policy, but of vision — specifically, in how we educate and prepare our workforce.
Vote yes on Prop 1 to support art access for all
As Tacoma grows, how do we maintain – and grow – the sense of community that makes our city special? We do it by building on what’s been working: investments in learning opportunities, support of shared spaces – from neighborhoods to parks to historical locations – and promotion of arts, culture and heritage. There’s a proposition on the November ballot to support all these advantages, and create even more.
Mayor’s race: Stand up against dirty campaigining | The News Tribune
Electing a mayor is serious business. The candidates must honestly present their credentials for the office. Victoria Woodards worked for me for over eight years and was exceptional. She was incredible on the Metropolitan Park Board and became an accomplished Tacoma City Council member. She is endorsed by members of both bodies and a host of other elected officials.
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