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This morning, after my first meeting of the day, I snuck away from my desk to vote early. The woman voting in the cardboard carrel next me started loudly complaining that there was no congressional candidate on her ballot. “I came here to v...
If you’re still looking for evidence of how AI is changing our everyday lives, this year’s mid-term election ads provide an interesting case study. The Wesleyan Media Group, a non-partisan research group at Wesleyan University that analyzes...
Jo Piazza, holding two of her books: “Everyone Is Lying to You” and “The Sicilian Inheritance”. (Courtesy Jo Piazza)
is a former journalist, host of the “Under the Influence” podcast and the national and international bestselling author of...
I played plenty of sports as a kid, and when I became a parent I imagined lots of time spent on the sidelines of fields with lines and fences, games played by a clock. Then my daughter fell in love with rowing, and we spent last weekend in...
Substack published an interview with , one of Cog’s patron saints, about a week ago and I can’t stop thinking about it. The Q&A was for a series called “Modeled Behavior” in which storytellers talk about how they think about and use AI. In...
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An editor at Cog, the essays and ideas page of WBUR (Boston's NPR) and Style Weekly, a magazine owned by Virginia Public Media (VPM). She also created Skin of Our Teeth, a Substack publication for women who feel like they're barely getting by.
Cloe Axelson is the senior editor at Cog, the essays and ideas page of WBUR, Boston’s NPR station.
Sara Shukla is an editor at Cognoscenti, WBUR's essays and ideas page, and author of the novel Pink Whales.
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