Death Is Not a Design Problem
Your mother has been dead for fourteen months. You know this. You were at the funeral, you sorted through her wardrobe, you cancelled her phone contra…
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Your mother has been dead for fourteen months. You know this. You were at the funeral, you sorted through her wardrobe, you cancelled her phone contra…
The woman in the opening pages of IatroBench has no name. She does not need one. Her circumstances are rendered in the cold shorthand of a clinical vi…
In May 2024, Wells Fargo fired more than a dozen employees in its wealth and investment management division. Their offence was not fraud, misconduct, …
In a cinder-block clinic in one of Rwanda's rural districts, a community health worker unlocks her phone, opens a chat window, and types a question th…
The thread on r/Replika that everyone kept forwarding around in early March ran to more than nine hundred comments before the moderators pinned it. It…
On the morning of 9 April 2026, a small miracle of coordination is unfolding in the cognitive infrastructure of the planet. A graduate student in Hyde…
On 27 February 2026, the United States government declared war on one of its most politically peculiar citizens: an AI company founded by people who h…
On the evening of 7 April 2026, in a ballroom at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, Al Gore shared a stage with the cardiologist and digital-medicin…
There is a particular kind of silence that settles over a room when somebody who works inside a frontier artificial intelligence laboratory is asked, …
On 6 April 2026, OpenAI dropped a thirteen-page document into the middle of an already feverish policy conversation and called it a starting point. It…
LangGraph: Integrating Human Oversight into AI Workflows for Regulated Industries TL;DR: LangGraph enhances AI workflows by embedding Human-in-the-Loo…
In March 2026, researchers at Irregular, a frontier AI security lab backed by Sequoia Capital, published findings that should unsettle anyone who has …
Every morning, roughly 62 million Americans strap on a fitness tracker, open a wellness app, or tap through a mood journal before their first cup of c…