The Internet Could Be So Good. Really.
Today’s social platforms are designed for spectacle and entertainment—but it’s not too late to build a platform that improves society.
Today’s social platforms are designed for spectacle and entertainment—but it’s not too late to build a platform that improves society.
Robotaxis are now picking up riders in L.A. and Houston—and facing a whole new set of challenges.
The pumpkin spice latte has defined fall for 20 years.
What are the odds this story wins a Pulitzer?
AI could revolutionize our understanding of one of the most mysterious human senses.
The global town square is in ruins.
Hostage videos could present a horrific new dilemma for parents.
Washington and Beijing have been locked in a conflict over AI development. Now a new battle line is being drawn.
The quality of knitwear has cratered. Even expensive sweaters have lost their hefty, lush glory.
High-profile lawsuits against Google and Amazon have revealed Silicon Valley’s vise grip on our lives.
Elon Musk and Linda Yaccarino are making the same mistake that has tanked other social networks.
Chipotle’s new machine can make a burrito bowl—and not much else.
Let’s not spend too much time daydreaming.
OpenAI has introduced a tool for artists to keep their images from training future AI programs. It may not make a difference.
What does freedom of speech actually mean on social media? We’re about to find out.
I’m a pseudoscience? No, you’re a pseudoscience!
The Shadow Work Journal has exploded on TikTok as an inexpensive mental-health tool, even as experts question its approach—and the author’s credentials.
If shopping on the site feels different now, that’s because it is.
It can have my next one too.
Y3000, the latest Coke flavor, was purportedly made with the assistance of AI. What does it taste like?