The Ancient Mammal That Changes Our Understanding of Dinosaur Origins

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The Brutal Origins of Bear-Baiting

A Process Made for Mars is Now Uncovering Ancient Art on Earth

Marking a Quarter-Century at Ground Zero

New Book on "Democracy's Challenges: 100 Ideas"

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New method enables AI for safety-critical situations

Who Is Responsible for Nepal’s Tragedy?

Dario Amodei: We Must Pace the AI Frontier

Odd shapes hidden in dense Amazon rainforest reveal sprawling ancient civilization

Looking back at what I wrote about the 9/11 attacks 20 years ago: “How we became important”

The Birth of the New Legal Right

'AI Kill Switch Act' Won't Stop Rogue AI, but It Will Slow Down Innovation

The False Politics of Western Declinism

How a Street Brawl Led to a 5th Circuit Case That Casts Doubt on the Constitutionality of Many Federal Laws

AI Could Make Governments Slower

In the winter of 1988, Francis Fukuyama wrote an essay while visiting his in-laws in Las Vegas. He's been fending off critics ever since

Social science studies may promise anonymity, but participant identities often lurk in public data

Trump Is Stoking Territorial Revisionism