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Humans still need to oversee the internet

By Nancy Gibbs

AI Should Be Terrified of Humans

By Brian Kateman

When it Comes to AI, Let’s Move Fast and Fix Things 

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An AI Pause Is Humanity's Best Bet For Preventing Extinction

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China Is Striking Back in the Tech War With the U.S.

China is laying out its strategy in the tech war with the U.S.

By Gregory C. Allen

How Palantir Is Shaping the Future of Warfare

A visit to Palantir reveals how the company is reshaping the battlefield in Ukraine and where algorithmic war is heading

By Bruno Maçães

'Cognitive Liberty' Is the Human Right We Need to Talk About

Anyone who values their ability to have private thoughts and ruminations should care about cognitive liberty, writes Nita Farahany.

By Nita Farahany

AI Could Help Free Human Creativity

If breakthrough ideas often come from unexpected places, how can we use ChatGPT to mine human knowledge and break our mental logjams?

By Sheena Iyengar

Coding Needs to Get Beyond the Gender Binary

All popular tech platforms grapple with issues of gender in code. It’s time for that to change, writes Meredith Broussard.

By Meredith Broussard

How Technology Can Help Us Become More Human

How do we create, finance, and incentivize the development of technologies to proactively support human development?

By Andrew Serazin

The 7 Biggest Challenges Twitter’s New CEO Faces

From managing under Elon Musk to bringing back advertisers, here are some of the challenges Linda Yaccarino faces

By Simmone Shah

The Darwinian Argument for Worrying About AI

As the autonomy of AIs increases, so will their control over the key decisions that influence society.

By Dan Hendrycks

How the World Must Respond to the AI Revolution

The problem of AI goes beyond any institutions today. We need a global response, writes Ian Bremmer

By Ian Bremmer

AI Is Not an Arms Race

We shouldn’t let people throw the world away in a perverse race to destruction, writes AI researcher Katja Grace

By Katja Grace

How to Kill Online Free Speech

The E.U. is encroaching on online free speech, the U.S. must not give in to further restrictions

By Jacob Mchangama and Jeff Kosseff

Musk’s Brain Implant Firm Gets Approval for Human Tests

Musk’s startup is developing a device that aims to help people with paralysis or traumatic brain injuries control a computer using their thoughts.

By Sarah McBride / Bloomberg

Musk Stokes MAGA Unease With DeSantis Embrace

Once a MAGA hero, Musk's relationship with the Trump-loving community is now rockier, with some wary of how far he'll go to help DeSantis.

By Eric Cortellessa

DeSantis Campaign Sputters to Launch

A widely promoted Twitter Spaces event with Elon Musk to launch his campaign began disastrously for Ron DeSantis.

By Brian Bennett

Apple Strikes Multibillion-Dollar Deal for U.S.-Made Chips

The announcement comes amid U.S. efforts to reduce American companies’ reliance on foreign chipmakers.

By Simmone Shah

OpenAI Seeks to Expand in Europe

CEO Sam Altman floated Poland for a research and engineering office

By Konrad Krasuski / Bloomberg
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