If you’ve ventured on to Crypto Twitter this year , you may have seen a tweet from the meme account WTF Happened in 1971? Created in March, the account posts numerous times a week to its fast growing

“a pen in the shape of a question mark, digital art” / DALL-E It’s going to be a big week for announcements related to artificial intelligence. With that in mind, today I want to talk a bit about the

Joshua Bergen is a very productive person. His secret is the workspace app Notion. Bergen, a product manager living in Vancouver, uses it to plan trips abroad in meticulous detail, with notes and time

Paul Woodruff is a philosopher, translator and poet who has taught at the University of Texas at Austin since 1973. How often do you think about death? “Every third thought,” said Shakespeare’s avatar

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The UK government doesn't want to sit idle while foundational AI models like ChatGPT flourish. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Technology Secretary Michelle Donelan have pledged an initial £100 million

Xu Hao is Thoughtworks's Head of Technology for China. He is the host speaker of a popular Chinese tech vlog (Ba Cha Shuo). Coder, foodie, classical guitar luthier and collector. Recently I watched a

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Moloch is a strong candidate for the most dangerous idea. If we’re alone in this universe, it’s likely because of Moloch. It’s pronounced MOL-uck . What is it? Practically speaking, it’s something lik

Isabel Stenzel Byrnes has spent her entire life practicing goodbyes. Byrnes, a grief counselor and patient advocate, and her identical twin sister, Anabel Stenzel, were both born with cystic fibrosis,

The writer of this essay is an investor and co-author of the annual “State of AI” report On a cold evening in February I attended a dinner party at the home of an artificial intelligence researcher in

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AI-driven newsletters are almost here. As artificial intelligence improves, it poses a significant threat to the traditional newsletter format. In particular, three types of newsletters are at risk: r

The power dynamics that shape our society have become increasingly complex and opaque. The influence of money, status, and networking on politics and decision-making is often hidden from public view,

Contemplating the impact of AI on society is a fascinating exercise, even though no one can predict the future with certainty. Capitalism has served us well so far, but it may be time for a new econom

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A New Way To Preserve Your Voice for Future AI Interactions In the age of rapidly evolving artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, it has become increasingly easy for AI to emulate human voices and

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This article is cross posted to LinkedIn here for comments and discussions. With my newfound passion to root out security myths and look for facts based on data, lots of things are catching my eye. Th

Last August, I wrote about my personal experiences with Long COVID (referred to by medical types as “post-acute sequelae of COVID-19,” or PASC), and my sense that the nation was sleepwalking toward a

Illustration: Marília Wyatt and DALL·E Behind screens protecting our world and companies, a human may be struggling. The unexpected death of a security leader, mentor and entrepreneur in April 2022 re

Haein Jeong / The Verge I. What a difference four months can make. If you had asked in November how I thought AI systems were progressing, I might have shrugged. Sure, by then OpenAI had released DALL

At the heart of any organization, people are the driving force. And the past few years have not been easy on any of us. The pandemic, ongoing global unrest, and an unstable economy, among other signif

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F or many Americans it feels like everyone is out sick right now. But there is a good reason: work absences from illness are at an all-time annual high in the US and show few signs of relenting. And i

When Sean Youra was 26 years old and working as an engineer, he started watching documentaries about climate change. Youra, who was struggling with depression and the loss of a family member, was horr

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By and Dan Keating March 18, 2023 at 6:00 a.m. EDT Americans infected with the coronavirus ’s omicron variant are less likely to develop symptoms typical of long covid than those who had covid-19 earl

Enlarge Ars Technica Things are moving at lightning speed in AI Land. On Friday, a software developer named Georgi Gerganov created a tool called "llama.cpp" that can run Meta's new GPT-3-class AI lar

The International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant Friday for Russian President Vladimir Putin , accusing him of being responsible for war crimes in Ukraine . Putin committed the “war crime” of

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Silicon Valley’s tech giants have long claimed that they’re rewriting the playbook for how businesses should be managed. “Google is not a conventional company. We do not intend to become one,” the search firm’s co-founders wrote in their 2004 filing to list on the stock market. It turns out that…

So by now everyone’s heard of the disaster with Silicon Valley Bank. Essentially , Silicon Valley Bank put a lot of its money in 10-year Treasury bonds, locking it away in a safe bet. When interest ra

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Cooling in the economy appears to have “partly reversed” based on recent data on jobs, consumer spending, production and inflation, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell told Congress on Tuesday, sug