The Stanford Freshmen Who Think They Rule the World

Nick Bostrom talks to Brian Greene about the Future of Humanity in an AI World

Prison Doesn't Work the Way You Think

The Nautilus Reading List of Science Biographies

The Trump Administration Is Worried About High Fertilizer Prices. Its Top Trade Official Lobbied for Them.

A Grim Diagnosis, but New Science Is Rewriting the Story of Pancreatic Cancer

Dead Poets Day

Fourth Circuit Upholds Injunction Against Disclosing Names of Perceived Afghan Collaborators

The Ancient Roots of the Crab Walk

Injunction Against Publicly Identifying Pseudonymous Litigants Is Content-Based Prior Restraint,

Rubio Falsely Accuses Iranian Exiles of Being Soleimani's Nieces

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

“The humanities are not a system for the production of positive ‘research results.’ They are a practice of self-cultivation, or they are nothing”

AIs can ‘memorize’ data they shouldn’t. Can they be forced to forget?

“How we live as ethical people and behave and think wisely is not something to optimize, or, crucially, to even let ourselves think about in this way”

AI can spark creativity — if we ask it how, not what, to think

Students for a Democratic Society Chapter, Expelled from Univ. of South Florida for Rule Violations, Loses First Amendment Challenge to USF Policies

Your Biological Clock is More Complex Than You Think

Europe Is Stronger Than Its Leaders Think

Distinct AI Models Seem To Converge On How They Encode Reality

By 2030, the World Will Be Unrecognizable

Three Shocks that Shook the World in 2025