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Timothy Smith

  • Organizer in Training, SEIU
Washington, D.C.
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I work at The Washington Post. The tweets on Africa are out of my own interest and aspirations.
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Attacks on ESG Investing are Also Attacks on Company Support for Sustainability

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By Timothy Smith
| HLS Forum on Corporate Governance
Corporate responsibility, Employee benefits, ESG initiatives, Human capital management, Talent retention, Workplace sustainability More from: Timothy Smith , ICCR Timothy Smith is the Senior Policy Advisor at the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR). This post is based on his ICCR report. May, 2026 In the last few years there have been mounting attacks against “woke capitalism” and ESG investing.
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The AI Boom: Innovation, Euphoria, And The Risk Of A Bubble

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By Timothy Smith
| Seeking Alpha
Timothy Smith 20 Followers Comments Summary Global investment in generative AI reached “33.9 billion dollars in 2024,” representing “an 18.7 percent increase from the prior year,” according to Stanford’s AI Index Report. Power and infrastructure constraints could limit how fast AI adoption can grow, even as markets expect continuous exponential expansion. Allocators must focus on identifying which companies create lasting value rather than those lifted by speculative enthusiasm.
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The Next Evolution of Code Agents is Coming

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By Timothy Smith
| DEV Community
The next evolution of LLM-generated code or code modification isn’t another fine-tuned model, nor is it a singular new tool or a tool chain. The next evolution of LLM code generation is going to be much deeper than you expect. To solve this, we need to understand that this is a multidimensional problem that LLMs cannot solve because they lack the ability to think, rationalize, and infer meaning.
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