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Are You Sure You’re Not Being Surveilled At Work?
We spoke with the director of one organization that contributed to the California Bossware report published this month.
Oct 22
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JJ Lansing
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Nathan Fielder Poses The Question: Is Everything Manipulation?
The film You Can See Everything gives us an inside look at the life of disgraced Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes. In doing so, it provides a glimpse into…
Oct 22
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Ariella Steinhorn
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Block the IPO
We Can’t Trust Anthropic’s Financial Disclosures. That Means It Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Go Public.
Oct 20
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Matt Scherer
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Anthropic’s Billionaire Co-Founder Completes Conservative Rebrand
Tom Brown isn’t just Dario Amodei’s White House whisperer—he’s also a newfound donor to Republican causes.
Oct 19
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Alex Shultz
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The Race for Congressional Power in AI’s Hometown
As candidates for San Francisco’s congressional seat make their closing arguments, they both promise to regulate AI. Their campaigns, records, and…
Oct 15
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JJ Lansing
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The Coldest Cold Email: Oracle’s 30,000-Person Layoff Is a Preview of What’s to Come
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Jacob Ward
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A Famous YouTuber’s Unhealthy AI Use Triggered a Public Apology. That’s a Good Thing.
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Alex Shultz
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Sam Altman Tries, Fails to Distract From Damning 'New Yorker' Exposé
Apr 7
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Alex Shultz
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The AI Productivity Illusion
Jul 19
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Matt Scherer
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“Hot or Not” Dorm Room Zuck Is Who Mark Zuckerberg Has Always Been
In The Social Reckoning, we see Facebook employee Frances Haugen’s journey to whistleblower. Yet Meta still remains unwilling to do anything about her…
Oct 14
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Ariella Steinhorn
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Jeff Bezos Is Starting to Sound Like a Politician
From CNBC to a panel in Paris to a recent Fox News interview, Bezos has ironed out a stump speech about AI, housing costs, and hamburgers.
Oct 8
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Alex Shultz
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Automate the Personal Stuff and We Become the Machines
AI personal assistants promise to save time for us. What happens when they decide how we spend it?
Oct 8
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JJ Lansing
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Sam Altman Wants Us To Accept “Bad Things”—Just So Long As He Doesn’t Have To
Leveraging the “effective altruist” playbook, Altman argues that the public must accept “bad things” in exchange for future benefits of AI.
Oct 7
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Ariella Steinhorn
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OpenAI and Anthropic Want to Have Their Beef Tallow and Eat It Too
At a MAHA summit, HHS Secretary RFK Jr. raved about what AI can do for healthcare. We asked tech companies whether they agree with him—and got nothing…
Oct 4
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Alex Shultz
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The Doomsday Narrative Has A Purpose
The ideology of the tech elite — some of them frequent visitors to the White House — explaining their willingness to prioritize AI development over…
Sep 30
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JJ Lansing
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Muse Is Meta’s Latest Non-Consensual Surveillance Tool
Investigations have already found that Meta’s personalized AI agent can send your address to strangers without your consent, and compile lists of…
Sep 29
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Ariella Steinhorn
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