
He Wanted to Save Children. Instead, He Unleashed Chaos.
The American tragedy of Edgar Maddison Welch

The dawn of a new machine age.

A past winner of the Caine Prize draws a hard lesson from the controversy over its latest recipient.

An incendiary post from a prominent researcher suggests that AI is actually more predictable than we thought.

They were supposed to make our lives easier. Now they’re wreaking havoc on the internet.

A handful of multibillionaires hope to dictate our future.

The dramatic warnings of doom have fed an atmosphere of despair. But there are more constructive responses.

AI-assisted software development could have liberated programmers. Instead, it has become the latest way for Big Tech to confine us.

Texting with difficult family members can be infuriating. For some individuals, Claude can help.

The prestigious Caine Prize, announced last week, went to a story with many red flags.

The leaders of AI’s biggest companies refuse to admit they’re in control.

If mathematicians have no reason to pursue the mysteries of their field, the rest of us will stumble into a less certain world.