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Addicted, overwhelmed, oversubscribed: How technology hooked the world
What our digital companions reveal about human loneliness
Welcoming the dawn of a new era in computing
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Zuckerberg’s open-source gambit could burst the AI hype—or save it
In her debut book, Kyla Scanlon makes the case for feeling the numbers
It’s the rare business book that you should actually read
Whoopsie, I may have gotten a little excited
When building a startup gets hard, where should we turn?
Half a century removed from its glory days, the Hollywood giant has a new rescue plan
Whether in art, startups, or parenting, you can only control so much
Some researchers are convinced that we are on the cusp of superintelligence. Are they right?
Maybe the new world is the same as the old
By reducing transaction costs, AI will reshape how companies operate and interact
How MSCHF turns irreverent ideas into a real business
The PC giant is making Windows exciting again
The company has every possible advantage, but can they use it?
The solution to the problem of social media is to build something better
A founder’s personality can differentiate them—or destroy them
Why new devices are flopping—and how they might succeed
OpenAI, Meta, and the $120 billion battle for the future of intelligence
What have I learned from two years of writing?
