Tag Archives: Condoleezza Rice

What Detroit’s Comeback Teaches

For generations, American workers have built the cars, technologies, businesses, and industries that helped make the United States the most dynamic economy in the world.

Now, the nature of that work is changing. Artificial intelligence and advanced technology are transforming the workplace, even as skilled tradespeople, technicians, and manufacturers remain essential to America’s strength and competitiveness.

As Labor Day approaches, Hoover Institution Director Condoleezza Rice sits down with General Motors Chair and CEO Mary Barra for a timely conversation about American workers, innovation, and what it will take to keep our workforce strong in the decades ahead.

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Risk, Innovation & The American Dream

In the first episode of The Hoover Institution‘s new series, Only in America, Hoover Institution Director Condoleezza Rice sits down with NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang to explore a question at the heart of the American experience: What makes extraordinary achievement possible?

Through the story of NVIDIA‘s rise from a startup founded around a restaurant table to one of the world’s most consequential technology companies, Huang reflects on the freedom, opportunity, and culture of innovation that continue to make America a place where bold ideas can become reality.

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