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You Will Live on the Internet: The Grim Realities of the Metaverse

You Will Live on the Internet: The Grim Realities of the Metaverse

"The shit in the metaverse is spilling over into the shit in the real world."

By Rachel O'Dwyer | October 16, 2023

How US Intelligence Agencies Hid Their Most Shameful Experiments

How US Intelligence Agencies Hid Their Most Shameful Experiments

Matthew Connelly on Human Cost of Secret Science

By Matthew Connelly | October 2, 2023

Recognition Chains: How Digital Platforms Influence What We Consume

Recognition Chains: How Digital Platforms Influence What We Consume

Harvard Sociologist Michèle Lamont on the Transformation of the Media

By Michèle Lamont | September 18, 2023

Why Human Writing Is Worth Defending In the Age of ChatGPT

Why Human Writing Is Worth Defending In the Age of ChatGPT

Naomi S. Baron on the Detrimental Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Literacy and Cognition

By Naomi S. Baron | September 12, 2023

How Complex Math and Human Innovation Created the Calculator

How Complex Math and Human Innovation Created the Calculator

Keith Houston on the People, Technology, and Equations Behind a Modern Mathematical Convenience

By Keith Houston | August 31, 2023

How Big Tech Helps Promote Disinformation—And How It Can Help Stop It

How Big Tech Helps Promote Disinformation—And How It Can Help Stop It

Lee McIntyre on Media Literacy (Or Lack Thereof) in the Internet Age

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Can Artificial Intelligence Be Moral?

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Nishanth Injam on Leaving India, the Misery of Tech Work and the Subversive Nature of Memories

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Why Expertise Has Lost Its Luster in an Age of Populism and Chaos

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