Recent articles from publications based in United States.
Science Newsby Sascha Brodsky26d ago
AI may be able to reason without putting every step into words. Many of today’s AI systems tackle difficult problems by generating intermediate steps in lengthy, chains of words before arriving at...
GQby Zach Baron26d ago
Very few actors have experienced what Mahershala Ali has experienced. Ali had been working steadily but not happily in Hollywood for nearly 16 years when he was cast in a supporting part in Barry...
Wiredby Julian Chokkattu26d ago
Jesse Lyu doesn't think the Rabbit R1 was a flop. Lyu's gadget was among the first in the gold rush to create dedicated AI hardware that acted as a virtual assistant.
Lawfareby Ignacio Cofone26d ago
Ask Google whether a Munich publishing house runs scams, and early this year its AI Overview would have answered yes—about that publisher and its subsidiary.
Esquireby Eric Francisco26d ago
Fifteen years after a Green Lantern movie with Ryan Reynolds soured everyone on the Emerald Knight, Lanterns on HBO brings justice to the mythos.
TechCrunchby Zack Whittaker26d ago
New security research has found that well over a thousand U.S. water and wastewater providers are exposed to hacks due to malware that’s capable of stealing their employees’ passwords and active...
FOX Newsby Austin Perry26d ago
Last week, I wrote a whole story about how Florida and Auburn are renewing a century-old rivalry in modern college football.
Hyperallergicby Max Blue26d ago
The Bay Area art scene has had a year of ups and downs. California College of the Arts was bought and rebranded by NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun (Jensen) Huang in what feels like a hostile tech-money...
Defense Oneby Patrick Tucker26d ago
NATO’s thumbs-up for AWS shows Europe still needs America The company has become the first cloud provider to win approval to handle sensitive data for all alliance members.
Inside Climate Newsby By Jon Hurdle26d ago
Pennsylvania’s data center industry has promised economic growth and a revival of the state’s industrial strength.
Longreadsby Brendan Fitzgerald26d ago
Count the verbs in Alexander Chee’s essay, note the absence of emotional language, and then thank Annie Dillard for her part.
FOX Newsby Christina Dugan Ramirez26d ago
Presley Gerber’s death has put renewed focus on one of the entertainment industry’s most famous families. Gerber, the only son of supermodel Cindy Crawford and businessman Rande Gerber, died Sept.
The New Republicby Malcolm Ferguson26d ago
A massive new report from ProPublica shows that the FBI was investigating Republican Senator Susan Collins for an alleged illegal pay-to-play scheme with a defense contractor—until the Trump...
FOX Newsby Armando Salguero26d ago
The Los Angeles Rams won their first game of the season Monday night and that allows coach Sean McVay to stop beating himself up about the season-opening loss in Australia.
Noema Magazineby Nathan Gardels26d ago
Nathan Gardels is the editor-in-chief of Noema Magazine. He is also the co-founder of and a senior adviser to the Berggruen Institute.
Timeby Alex Karnal and Brian Kreiter26d ago
Between us, we have six children. The oldest is 12. None of them has a phone yet, and none has asked us whether artificial intelligence is going to ruin their lives. They will.
FOX Newsby Elizabeth Elkind26d ago
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., is harshly dismissing a fellow Democrat who publicly undermined his quest to win the majority in Congress — on the left-wing leader's own home turf.
Hyperallergicby Anna Lee26d ago
The best things in life are free, as Janet Jackson and Luther Vandross once sang. While a $30 museum ticket goes against that age-old ethos, we can rejoice this fall in the wealth of free public...
Mother Jonesby Anna Merlan26d ago
In recent weeks, a fresh crop of people connected to the artificial intelligence industry have emerged to warn that AI is possibly going to kill us all, spreading the word with various degrees of...
GQby Tyler Watamanuk26d ago
Can one pair of sneakers truly do it all? If you’re John Turturro, the answer is unabashedly yes.
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