Though Google Chrome's market share has sat above 60% for several years, ChatGPT's newly unveiled Atlas might threaten the browser's dominance. George Chalhoub weighs in on the integration of AI into ...

"Technology isn't neutral; it's ambivalent" proclaims Faculty Associate Vasilis Kostakis, answering questions about technology, economics, and the future of our species with The Other School. He ...

The book, in Palfrey's words, aims to "help make sure that the use of technology is actually a part of thriving in older age, and not something that’s a hardship for older people." ...

Dariusz Jemielniak's ABMI - academic body mass index - proposal pokes fun at the seemingly endless metricisation of present-day academia.

Artificial intelligence isn’t just a technology—it’s a battleground of competing values, incentives, and worldviews.

AI is no longer just moderating individual posts — it is learning how to interpret and enforce policy itself. Dave Willner — who has led trust and safety teams at Facebook, Airbnb, and OpenAI — joins ...

Rudy Fraser's Blacksky is mentioned as a new wave social media app that focuses on depth, rather than breadth. "[Blacksky] targets minorities and marginalized individuals and has an algorithm that can ...

Rapid advances in artificial intelligence are increasingly vital to national security operations.  The United States, China, ...

AI's influence on the 2026 electoral cycle will be greater than what many feared leading to 2024, warn Bruce Schneier and Nathan Sanders. In a new piece for The American Prospect, the pair identify ...

Forbes contributor Lance Eliot recaps the first event of the Fall 2025 Speaker Series: "Belief, Uncertainty, and Truth in Language Models" featuring Jacob Andreas and moderated by Josh Joseph. To read ...

Bruce Schneier and coauthors caution that cyber attackers are now using AI agents to automate some parts of the hacking process, meaning that future attacks may supersede our individual and collective ...

Bruce Schneier and coauthor Barath Raghavan argue that the OODA (observe, orient, decide, act) loop poses problems for agentic AI.