
Dispatches, links and commentary from the editors of The Point.
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“How A.I. Killed Student Writing (and Revived It),” published this week in the New York Times by Dana Goldstein, breezily presents the results of the paper’s call to American high school and college educators to describe how generative A.I....
The focus of a recent conversation on the New York Times’s “The Opinions” podcast with Jia Tolentino and Hasan Piker, hosted by Nadja Spiegelman, was whether stealing from large corporations is justified and/or constitutes a meaningful form...
Last month, the Public Culture Project at Harvard University hosted a conversation inspired by two essays in our winter issue on the “left and the good life”: ’s letter “On the Liberal Imagination” and ’s “Listless Liberalism,” a joint revi...
We often like our issues to include an interview that touches on the themes of the issue, so to accompany issue 36’s forum on the left and the good life, Point editor and UC Irvine philosophy professor talked to Paul North, the Maurice Nat...
Our new winter issue features a forum on the left and the good life, including a contribution by on the “whiny Nietzsche paradox” and the special (and difficult!) relationship left intellectual spaces have to the life of the mind. Today we...
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