Great profile of my friend Ethan Mollick, author of Co-Intelligence, a 'rational optimist' who doesn't sleep much, with manic curiosity
wsj.com/tech/ai/ai-exp… by Christopher Mims 🤌
note to self: ✓ the autonomous #AI agent Devin

Ethan Mollick at the University of Pennsylvania has become the go-to AI expert for policymakers and corporate leaders alike. on.wsj.com/3QkVV9N on.wsj.com/3QkVV9N

One doctor called it “challenging conventional wisdom.” Another said it was “innovation.” What would you call it if a doctor ditched the standard of care when treating your child’s face? (And didn’t tell you about it.) My latest for @ProPublica propublica.org/article/utah-c…

I worked on this story that highlights how some doctors may be doing unnecessary surgeries for babies and children with cleft lip and palate issues.

Just incredible. The CEO of VICE is giving up on one of the most popular global media brands, firing its journalists and shutting down Vice.com in order to 'transition to a studio model' which means... what? Posting brand stuff to Instagram?

Looking for new first time moms in #Philadelphia
I'm doing a photo project the transition mothers go through in the first year of being a mom.

You can fill out this form here if you are interested!
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For anyone curious about how racial microaggressions and tokenism work in Canadian media, see this tweet from one of my former managers. You want me to be grateful and shut up? Well I won’t. I hope another racialized person never works there.

#IWMFgrantee Hannah Yoon 's photography captures the legacy of the Korean War for North Koreans in the South: a story of trauma and opportunity, loss and prosperity, intertwined with a deep sense of longing. Published in The The Washington Post bit.ly/3GSAgAr

The generation that once lived in a unified Korea is fading into a chapter of history. On the 70th anniversary year of armistice agreement, Hannah Yoon & I explored the meaning of home for Korean War survivors.

Gift link: 'Seven decades away from home'
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'If they open the doors, then I will go. But when will they open?'

Beautiful human-centered, visual-led journalism by Hannah Yoon and Michelle Ye Hee Lee profiling North Koreans who fled south as children and teenagers during the war.
washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

70 years later and many people who fled from North Korea during the Korean War are still longing to go back home.
Please take some time to read through their stories.
Thanks to International Women's Media Foundation for the support on this story!
Words by Michelle Ye Hee Lee
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800+ journalists and media workers demand an end to the killing of journalists in Gaza and the wider region. For more information on how to sign on and get involved, visit: forourcolleagues.medium.com/statement-8113… For Our Colleagues #thismuststop

I am creating a visual storytelling column for The Washington Post and I would love to hear your pitches. I’m looking to hire photojournalists with amazing, incisive, conversation-starting story ideas. Come get some $$$. More information here: docs.google.com/document/d/12-…

A Black woman in Mississippi reported her son missing and went 7 months with police telling her they couldn’t find him.

She sent them photos, begged for updates, and implored them to put his story on the news.

It turns out they knew where he was all along. An hour after he…

Her word IS the case against Toforest, so I had to learn everything I could about this earwitness. And what I found contradicts the narrative by the state that she's reliable, credible and trustworthy. Hear it in just released Episode 7, 'Messy.' 2/3 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ear…

4 days ago we interviewed Roshdi Sarraj for a The Washington Post story about the 23 journalists killed in the Israel-Gaza war.
Roshdi, also a journalist, spoke of his late Palestinian colleagues with pride. Today we discovered that Roshdi was killed in an Israeli strike on his home

One of the things about “just Google it” or “do your own research” (no shade or shaming anyone, I’ve done it often) is that the lack of media literacy means people don’t have fully developed research skills nor the practiced discernment to separate out quality information.

Indya has fought cancer since she was 6 months old and wants to keep living. Use your voice to demand that #ElucidaOncology grant immediate compassionate use of their life-saving drug, ELU-001. saveindya.com #saveindya Maxim Group LLC

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Important story - looking at the role of social media and the rise in homicides. I met Monique, the mother of a young man who was shot in his short along with his friend because he was mistaken for someone else. The killing was boasted about on social media.

Can anyone explain to me why people are still signing up for workshops with David Alan Harvey???