# Charles Yang

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Bring It Home | Reindustrialization: the year in review

Is the U.S. built to make things, or just regulate them? On this end-of-year episode of Bring It Home, JP Hampstead breaks down trillions in manufacturing and industrial investment announcements from 2025, with many tied to direct negotiations with the Trump White House, and what they actually mea…

Reindustrialization: the year in review

Is the U.S. built to make things, or just regulate them? On this end-of-year episode of Bring It Home, JP Hampstead breaks down trillions in manufacturing and industrial investment announcements from 2025, with many tied to direct negotiations with the Trump White House, and what they actually mea…

EP 10: Charles Yang (Executive Director, Center for Industrial Strategy)

In this conversation, Charles Yang discusses his journey from a material science major to becoming the executive director of the Center for Industrial Strategy. He shares insights on the intersection of AI and science, the importance of industrial policy, and the role of government in fostering inn…

Rickover’s Playbook: Building Hard Things Inside the State

Admiral Rickover — America’s most famous, perhaps most influential admiral of the second half of the 20th century. To discuss his unbelievable life story, dramatic impact on the Cold War, and implications for the future of what the U.S. government should do when it tries to build hard things, we ha…

Navigating the Evolving Republic of Science

I first started this Substack in 2020 when I was still doing academic research, as a way to force myself to read more papers on how AI was being applied across scientific domains. (Keep in mind: convolutional neural networks were still cutting edge in many fields back then) Since then, I’ve had a f…

Inside Argonne's Aurora Supercomputer with Robert Underwood

Introduction In this episode, I sit down with Robert Underwood, a staff scientist at Argonne National Laboratory. We dive into Argonne’s mission as an open science lab, the power of its new exascale supercomputer Aurora, and how these resources are being harnessed to drive the future of AI for scie…

Our Republic of Science with Charles Yang and Ian Banks

Tim Hwang is joined by FAI Director of Science Policy Ian Banks, FAI Director of Outreach Rachel Reses, and Renaissance Philanthropy’s Charles Yang to break down this unique moment in American science: how “personnel is policy” applies to science-focused agencies too, who’s becoming the Marco Rubio…

Live From the GTMF - S9, Episode 10: Time for Three and Nicolas Altstaedt

Live from the Grand Teton Music Festival is back for its ninth season, featuring performance highlights from the Walk Festival Hall stage in Jackson Hole. Episode 10 features: Time for Three and Nicolas Altstaedt with the Grand Teton Music Festival Orchestra Ernest BlochSchelomo, Hebraic RhapsodyNi…

AI for Science!

AI will make ideas cheap. What does that mean for sicence? Charles Yang is a fellow at Renaissance Philanthropies and writes about AI and science here: https://republicofscience.substack.com. We discuss… Why AI will crack math but not science, and what Mendel's peas sitting ignored for 60 ye…

Prof. Charles Yang of the University of Pennsylvania on learning words and conventions

Scientific Sense ® by Gill Eapen: Prof. Charles Yang is Professor of Linguistics and Computer Science and Director of the Program in Cognitive Science at the University of Pennsylvania. His research interests include Language and Communication, Numerical Cognition, Language acquisition and change; …