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When AIs Become Unruly Swarms

An anthology that merely reflects the market is a passive index fund. The editor’s job is to pick winners. David Lehman explains

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Lionel Trilling described the place where literature and politics meet as a "dark and bloody crossroads." Bad politics and bad books are buried there

AI beats scientists at finding errors in clinical research papers

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Can LeBron James Chase Away Philadelphia’s Demons?

Outgoing Speaker Mike Johnson Once Decried the Surveillance State. Then He Became One of Its Top Defenders.

Simon Winchester, a charming rogue who traded geology for journalism and became a prolific and peripatetic polymath, has died. He was 82

Lawsuit Against New York AG Letitia James over Letter Alleging Group's Event Was Connected to "White Nationalist Ideals" …

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A single AI model simulates the behavior of many substances, from sliding sand to folding proteins

Are brain-scanning hard hats a safety dream—or a privacy nightmare?

Why Aren’t We Investing More in Climate Adaptation?

A Neuropsychologist Explains the Importance of Exercise in Fighting Dementia

Europe's Plot To End Americans' Online Anonymity