Why AI agents invent their own language if you let them chat

European Cars Are Spying on Their Drivers. The Same Tech Could Be Coming to the U.S.

25 winners of math’s ‘Nobel Prize’ decry the AI invasion of their discipline

The Art of Holding Things Together by Holding Them Apart

To teach students how to think, shut down the WiFi, scramble the cell signal, and send them to weeklong retreats in the deep, dark woods 

Technology Is Not Above the Law

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The Department of Justice Strengthens Religious Freedom

Police Department May Decline to Release Names of Officers Trained by ICE

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A Judge Ordered ICE Agents To Stop Retaliating Against an Ohio Videographer. ICE Moved the Agents Out of Town.

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How Did Birds Outlive the Other Dinosaurs?

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Ig Nobel hosts science’s silliest ceremony outside U.S. for first time

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