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29.03.2025
Here’s what election law experts say.
27.03.2025
The rise of ChatGPT, LLMs, and other AI friends is making philosophers question the very nature of relationships.
22.03.2025
“Move fast and break things” has no place in government.
21.03.2025
It took months of living without Spotify’s algorithm to realize I had trained it too well.
19.03.2025
His business empire needs the Chinese government — and that could warp American policy.
16.03.2025
Five years after Covid-19 began, it’s worth remembering the rapid scientific advances and policy actions that prevented an even worse disaster.
15.03.2025
Agents are the future of AI — but can they be trusted?
The Meta CEO’s commitment to free expression doesn’t apply to embarrassing memoirs.
The White House shouldn’t be a place for people to go enrich themselves.
14.03.2025
Remote work has surged. Is it about to all be automated away?
13.03.2025
Thanks to DOGE, President Trump gave the billionaire power to regulate his own companies, including SpaceX.
09.03.2025
NASA and astronomers are racing to detect and deflect killer asteroids before they strike Earth. Here’s how planetary defense has evolved — and why it matters.
Millions rely on PEPFAR for lifesaving HIV treatment, but US funding freezes have left clinics shuttered. Here’s what’s happening — and why it matters.
07.03.2025
Seven politics writers weigh in on how to understand Elon Musk.
06.03.2025
Discover the battle over AI’s future in Good Robot, a Vox podcast exploring the risks, ethics, and power struggles shaping artificial intelligence.
Apple and Google could be doing more to help improve our digital wellness.
05.03.2025
The Trump administration doesn’t like the latest data on GDP growth. So Elon Musk and Howard Lutnick want to change how GDP is measured, to remove government production from the metric.
01.03.2025
Grok is speedrunning AI’s pitfalls
Did you just send me an Instagram Reel? Are you trying to kill me?
Are federal workers secure in their jobs? Not quite.
28.02.2025
Why Internal Revenue Service cuts could actually cost the government money, explained in charts.
Text scams could get worse if you use read receipts. That’s not all.
27.02.2025
Do Americans actually want federal government layoffs and spending cuts?
26.02.2025
Don’t bank on it.
25.02.2025
AI reasoning models have “jagged intelligence,” so the real answer lies between hype and skepticism.
Ames v. Ohio should be an easy — and potentially unanimously decided — case, assuming the Court doesn’t overreach.
It’s a pivotal moment for AI policy. DOGE’s mass firings could trash vital AI expertise.
21.02.2025
The text spam problem will get worse before it gets better.
20.02.2025
How Meta’s brain-to-text devices actually work — and what we stand to lose. Watch out, Neuralink.
19.02.2025
Elon Musk’s group is pushing for access the IRS’ most sensitive information.
18.02.2025
What should the main Democratic message to Americans be right now?
Everything from iPhones to Tesla use battery technology that’s been around for decades.
The lawsuit asks a very simple question: Who appointed Musk, and what, exactly, does he do?
By putting down a clear, high offer, Musk may force Sam Altman to pony up more to convert OpenAI to a for-profit
The Logoff explains why yet another Trump ploy got frozen.
OpenAI is pushing to give its AI agent more agency. Should that scare you?
Twitter is real life now.
Musk’s growing influence over the government’s digital infrastructure raises concerns about privacy and overreach.
Elon Musk is using the anti-teacher playbook against the entire civil workforce.
Democrats and anti-Trump activists are finally finding their footing. It just took Elon Musk to get them there.