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October 28, 2025
Techdirt podcast episode 436: Venture capital Is eating the world
Techdirt
October 21, 2025
Catherine Bracy – TechEquity & venture capital “World Eaters” | The Daily Show
The Daily Show
September 4, 2025
The quest to keep OpenAI honest
The Verge
August 28, 2025
Is the AI bubble too big to fail?
Inc
August 25, 2025
Three bills would protect California workers from AI management, but will costs stand in the way?
CalMatters
August 23, 2025
The average person is far more scared of AI than excited by it, studies find
Futurism
August 19, 2025
Californians are more concerned than excited by AI and look to government to hold tech companies accountable to making AI safe and secure
Press release
August 19, 2025
Californians say AI is moving ‘too fast’
Time
August 19, 2025
How California feels about AI
Blood in the Machine
August 17, 2025
The tech company stocking up on Democrats as Silicon Valley turns right
Politico
August 4, 2025
So long to tech’s dream job
New York Times
August 1, 2025
Catherine Bracy and the World Eaters: Venture capital’s monoculture impact
Paradigm Shock
July 9, 2025
Why California’s attorney general must continue the investigation into OpenAI
CalMatters
June 12, 2025
Tenant screening: A billion-dollar industry with little oversight. What’s being done to protect renters?
Shelterforce
June 6, 2025
Trump’s budget would ban states from regulating AI for 10 years. Why that could be a problem for everyday Americans
Inc.
May 28, 2025
State claims there’s zero high-risk AI in California government—despite ample evidence to the contrary
CalMatters
March 31, 2025
TechEquity CEO: Venture capital’s bad practices
Bloomberg TV
March 14, 2025
TechEquity’s Catherine Bracy on what venture capital is doing to our economy
KQED's Forum
March 14, 2025
5 questions for author Catherine Bracy
Politico
March 7, 2025
Private equity has made housing more expensive—under Trump, it will likely get worse
Fast Company