In 2025, denying the reality of the climate crisis isn’t just absurd or irresponsible — it’s a reckless act of strategic self-sabotage.
Under the Take It Down Act, This Article Could Be Removed
The US Congress’ near-unanimous approval of the TAKE IT DOWN Act (409 votes in favor to 2 against) surprised nobody.
The US Congress’ near-unanimous approval of the TAKE IT DOWN Act (409 votes in favor to 2 against) surprised nobody.
What Can We Learn From Germany’s Universal Basic Income Experiment?
A recent German trial of unconditional basic income (UBI) found that recipients maintained employment levels, improved well-being, and demonstrated greater autonomy.
A recent German trial of unconditional basic income (UBI) found that recipients maintained employment levels, improved well-being, and demonstrated greater autonomy.
If It Looks, Behaves, Buys and Copies Like a Monopoly, It’s Because Meta Is a Monopoly
The FTC accuses Meta of creating an illegal monopoly through acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, stifling innovation and harming consumers.
The FTC accuses Meta of creating an illegal monopoly through acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, stifling innovation and harming consumers.
Why There Will Be No Such Thing as a ‘Patriotic’ iPhone
While this argument has been labeled as simplistic by many analysts, it deserves a more detailed, fact-based exploration.
While this argument has been labeled as simplistic by many analysts, it deserves a more detailed, fact-based exploration.
And Now, Coal… Does Trump Understand That He Is Playing Into China’s Hands?
Trump’s behavior is undermining international confidence in the United States.
Trump’s behavior is undermining international confidence in the United States.
AI Is Already Taking Our Jobs, and it’s Barely Started, so What Are We Going to Do?
AI has the potential to drive inequality and social disruption globally unless countries implement bold education, governance, infrastructure, and international collaboration strategies to ensure equitable benefits.
AI has the potential to drive inequality and social disruption globally unless countries implement bold education, governance, infrastructure, and international collaboration strategies to ensure equitable benefits.
What Do Generation X and Z Have in Common?
Born between the mid-1960s and the late 1970s, Generation X is now approaching its sixties, and faces a pressing problem.
Born between the mid-1960s and the late 1970s, Generation X is now approaching its sixties, and faces a pressing problem.
Oh Dear, Silicon Valley Didn’t Think Through Its Support for Trump
Examples of the Trump administration’s disastrous management are piling up.
Examples of the Trump administration’s disastrous management are piling up.
Tesla: How to Sink a Perfectly Good Company Overnight
Tesla's decline in sales and reputation is attributed to poor strategic decisions and CEO Elon Musk's controversial actions, alienating core customers and damaging the brand irreparably.
Tesla’s decline in sales and reputation is attributed to poor strategic decisions and CEO Elon Musk’s controversial actions, alienating core customers and damaging the brand irreparably.
Can AI Save X From Elon Musk?
Basically, Musk has sold a company he already owns to himself, combining advanced AI with a digital platform.
Basically, Musk has sold a company he already owns to himself, combining advanced AI with a digital platform.
Is AI Becoming a Global Race Between the Tortoise and the Hare?
There’s a race underway between the world’s two major powers to lead AI.
There’s a race underway between the world’s two major powers to lead AI.
Judges Finally Seem to Understand That if There’s No Copy, There’s No Copyright
Training AI models with publicly available content does not constitute copyright infringement if the model does not literally copy or reproduce the original content.
Training AI models with publicly available content does not constitute copyright infringement if the model does not literally copy or reproduce the original content.
Now We All Have X-Ray Vision: The iPhone Just Changed Our Privacy Expectations and Legal Rights
The case harked back to a 2001 Supreme Court ruling regarding the use of thermal imaging of a suspect’s home without a court order.
The case harked back to a 2001 Supreme Court ruling regarding the use of thermal imaging of a suspect’s home without a court order.
A World Without Caesars: Why Do We Put Up With Dictators?
Bluesky CEO Jay Graber found an intellligent way to put Mark Zuckerberg in his place.
Bluesky CEO Jay Graber found an intellligent way to put Mark Zuckerberg in his place on Tuesday.
What Happens When Everybody Has Access to Knowledge?
This new kind of access does not necessarily mean things got easier.
This new kind of access does not necessarily mean things got easier.