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Can you tinker your way out of the permanent underclass?
The doomsday advice industrial complex
Apr 13
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Kelsey Piper
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A generation of cheaters
The end of academic honesty, sponsored by ChatGPT
Apr 7
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kyla scanlon
163
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Every bad thing you've heard about smartphones, ranked
Do phones make you stupid, sad, and lonely?
Mar 27
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Derek Thompson
61
15
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Against the Smartphone Theory of Everything
The phones are not the only problem
Mar 26
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Derek Thompson
291
43
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The age of spying
Not your father's privacy wars
Mar 20
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Kobe Yank-Jacobs
92
20
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AI could destroy the labor market. We already know how to fix it.
Stop overthinking this
Mar 19
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Matt Bruenig
74
35
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Red states get Waymos. Blue states get studies.
How to kill progress with a study
Mar 11
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Kelsey Piper
203
53
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AI can do work. Can it do a job?
Why passing the bar doesn't make AI a lawyer
Mar 10
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Kobe Yank-Jacobs
112
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The Tinder-ization of the job market
Why nobody's getting hired in a "good" economy
Mar 4
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Matt Darling
104
23
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Why hasn't AI cured cancer?
One hundred years of progress, any day now
Mar 3
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Kelsey Piper
66
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Anthropic and the right to say no
A free society is one where “no” doesn’t trigger state punishment.
Mar 2
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Jerusalem Demsas
153
10
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Anthropic is somehow both too dangerous to allow and essential to national security
The White House finally found an AI regulation it likes: requiring AI companies to sell it killer robots
Feb 26
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Kelsey Piper
137
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