I, too, refuse to negotiate with televisions theatlantic.com/technology/arc… Charlie Warzel’s latest:

'Needing to do a hostage negotiation with your television is annoying...but it is only a small indignity. Much greater is the creeping sensation that it has become standard practice for the things we buy to fail us through subtle, technological betrayals' theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

I feel like this is always the line from AI companies when things don’t work correctly — this product we’ve released after months of development and heavily marketed isn’t actually finished, obviously! Thanks for the feedback! Imagine if this were a car theverge.com/24126502/human…

I did just Google 'magneto rogue age gap'

I'm so thrilled to announce the launch of The AI Spotlight Series, a program I designed with the Pulitzer Center to train 1,000 journalists on AI reporting over the next two years. All trainings will be FREE & mostly virtual. Register now to join us! pulitzercenter.org/focus-areas/in…

“Experts fear that H5N1 ... may have been transmitted through a type of cattle feed called ‘poultry litter’ – a mix of poultry excreta, spilled feed, feathers, and other waste scraped from the floors of industrial chicken and turkey production plants.” telegraph.co.uk/global-health/…

I did theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

I have stopped renewing all the domain names I bought over the last three decades, most of which hosted projects that never went anywhere (or even got started).

It made me realize that the domain name itself is over, as a form of cultural capital.

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“By bending the facts to fit their chosen scapegoat, Schaller and Waldman not only trade on long-standing stereotypes about dangerous rural people. They mislead the public about the all-too-real threats to our democracy today.” theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Whistleblower to Wired: 'I am free, I am honest, and I am doing this only because I am an American and because USA desperately need help and I cannot keep this truth away from PUBLIC' wired.com/story/tiktok-w…

'Generative AI appeared as if from nowhere, bringing magic, both light and dark. If the curtain on that show has now been drawn, it’s not because AI turned out to be a flop. Just the opposite...' theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

Excited to finally share the essay that my wife just informed me should have been called, 'A Small Jew on a Big Ship.'

Join Gary Shteyngart at the largest swim-up bar in the world...you won't regret it.

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For a third consecutive year, The Atlantic has earned the top honor of General Excellence at the 2024 National Magazine Awards, recognizing a year of exceptional journalism and storytelling.

Thrilled that The Atlantic has won the National Magazine Award for General Excellence for the third year in a row. It’s a gift to get to work here. Here is Jeffrey Goldberg on stage. 1/4

'People with enough money for a frisky little Birkin purchase are generally not used to hearing the word no, and some of them react to it like their civil rights are being violated' theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

Really, really great piece on Cowboy Carter and 'Jolene' in particular, by Spencer Kornhaber theatlantic.com/culture/archiv…

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A great article in The Atlantic from the always original Louise Matsakis on how AI is changing how we approach language education. I'm delighted to have contributed a quote on such a wonderful piece.

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