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Theme of the week: Corruption
Three different worlds, three versions of the same problem: the people setting the rules are the ones benefiting from them. OpenAI is quietly reshaping how software gets built while regulators debate whether t...
AI regulation is eating the week whole, and the debate has cracked open a fault line that runs through every category in today’s digest: who gets to define a problem, who gets to own it, and who pays when the powerful get to write their own...
Where were you on 9/11? Comment below!
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the week’s stories keep circling the same uncomfortable truth: the people at the top make the calls, and everyone else absorbs the cost. That pattern runs from Houthi mil...
CPUs are running short, workers’ paychecks are running shorter, and meanwhile Germany’s decades-long experiment in silencing the far right has produced more far right. The through-line today is systems under pressure: technical, economic, p...
The far right is winning elections in Germany, Trump is rewriting his own 9/11 memoir, and OpenAI is quietly reshaping what it means to write software. Meanwhile, the left still hasn’t agreed on what immigration is actually for. These threa...
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