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At the Met, the Finnish artist’s spare, melancholic work has the strange effect of jolting your senses
It was early evening in Berlin, just a day before Christmas Eve, when Josephine Ballon got an unexpected email from US Customs and Border Protection. The status of her ability to travel to the United States had changed—she’d no longer be able to enter the country. At first, she couldn’t find any information online as…
Today marks an inflection point for enterprise AI adoption. Despite billions invested in generative AI, only 5% of integrated pilots deliver measurable business value and nearly one in two companies abandons AI initiatives before reaching production. The bottleneck is not the models themselves. What’s holding enterprises back is the surrounding infrastructure: Limited data accessibility, rigid…
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. What it’s like to be banned from the US for fighting online hate Just before Christmas the Trump administration dramatically escalated its war on digital rights by banning five people from entering the…
In the face of Trump's authoritarianism, liberals need a principled movement and a plan for governance
The article explores how the relentless pursuit of profit in various industries often undermines ethical practices and long-term sustainability, raising concerns about the impact on society and the environment.
All except the richest graduates since 2012 face a bespoke additional tax. No wonder they're radicalised
Right-wing culture warriors have concocted a new myth of Britain's "Christian" origins
The right likes to invoke colorblindness but won’t live by it