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Tamara Kneese

Oakland, Portland
As seen in: Medium, The Atlantic, The Verge, WIRED Magazine, Slate, Taylor & Francis Online, Yale University, Los Angeles Review of Books, Laredo Morning Times, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja and
Climate, Technology, and Justice director @datasociety | Past: Green Software @intel, Prof @usfca, PhD @mccNYU | Death Glitch @yalepress | opinions my own
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US Critical Mineral Aggression Abroad Connected to Data Center Fights at Home

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By Tamara Kneese, Hannah Lipstein
| Tech Policy Press
Secretary of State Marco Rubio speaks at a news conference during the Critical Minerals Ministerial meeting at the State Department, Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026 in Washington. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf) Even as the Trump administration brazenly undermines other nations’ sovereignty in the pursuit of the critical minerals necessary to fuel the AI infrastructure boom, the data center fight in communities across the United States has not left the headlines.
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Why are Tech Oligarchs So Obsessed with Energy and What Does That Mean for Democracy?

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By Tamara Kneese
| Tech Policy Press
This piece is part of “Ideologies of Control: A Series on Tech Power and Democratic Crisis,” in collaboration with Data & Society. Read more about the series here.
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Who Gets to Live Forever? with Tamara Kneese and Santiago Sanchez

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By Tamara Kneese, Santiago Sánchez
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Recent advances in biotechnology have motivated a16z, one of the flagship venture capital firms of Silicon Valley, to declare this the Century of Biology. Like the tech boom before it, the current biotech boom promises to change the world in ways we could have never imagined––and as with the tech boom, many such changes may not be for the better.
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