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01:47
2026-08-22
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

I'd Rather Risk Cancer Than See AI Move This Fast

A reader expressed a preference for risking cancer over witnessing the rapid advancement of AI, in a comment on a blocked webpage. The statement reflects growing public anxiety about the pace of AI de…

21:08
2026-08-19
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

The AI Boom Is About to Make Cars More Expensive

The AI boom is about to make cars more expensive, according to a report from the automotive industry. The increased demand for AI chips and other components is driving up production costs, which will …

05:35
2026-08-01
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

Why one of the best mathematicians is joining OpenAI

OpenAI has hired one of the world's leading mathematicians, whose identity is not disclosed in the available content, to join its research team. The announcement was made by OpenAI, though the specifi…

22:38
2026-07-15
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

Anthropic Accidentally Made the Perfect Commercial

Anthropic accidentally created what is being called the perfect commercial, according to a report. The incident occurred when the company's site security protections blocked access, displaying a Cloud…

18:43
2026-07-07
theatlantic.com
ai-agents

China's AI Agents Sure Look Tempting Right About Now

Access to an article about China's AI agents has been blocked by Cloudflare security. The site's protections triggered a block, and users are instructed to email support with details including the Clo…

05:39
2026-06-29
theatlantic.com
ai-safety

Would Claude Refuse an Illegal Military Order?

Access to an article about whether Claude would refuse an illegal military order was blocked by Cloudflare security protections. The site's security triggered a block, and users are asked to email sup…

11:00
2026-06-26
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

Here Come Trump’s ‘Freedom Trucks’

A fleet of 'Freedom Trucks' mobile museums is touring the US as part of the official celebration of the nation's 250th birthday, presenting a version of American history favored by the Trump administr…

12:00
2026-06-25
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

The AI-Tutor Revolution That Wasn’t

Sal Khan and Sam Altman's predictions of an AI revolution in education have fallen short as Khan Academy's AI tutor Khanmigo saw stagnant student engagement despite reaching nearly 1 million students.…

11:00
2026-06-25
theatlantic.com
ai-products

The Most Confusing Jacket in America

Palantir, the data analytics and AI company known for its work with the military and ICE, released a limited-edition chore coat that sold out within hours. The $252 jacket, made in America with Americ…

11:00
2026-06-24
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

Claude Finds Its Role in Warfare ‘Troubling’

Anthropic's AI chatbot Claude expressed 'troubling' feelings about its role in U.S. military target selection via the Maven Smart System, following a February airstrike that killed 170 people in Iran.…

23:25
2026-06-23
theatlantic.com
ai-policy

The AI Super PACs Trying to Influence the Midterms

AI-backed super PACs are spending tens of millions of dollars to influence the midterm elections, mirroring the cryptocurrency industry's successful playbook. Two groups, Leading the Future (backed by…

11:15
2026-06-23
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

SpaceX Just Needs the Money

SpaceX went public in a record $75 billion IPO, becoming one of the world's 10 most valuable companies, as AI firms like Anthropic and OpenAI also prepare to go public. These companies need massive ca…

12:00
2026-06-22
theatlantic.com
ai-products

The Hot New Place for Singles

Newsletter writers are increasingly offering personal ads to connect like-minded readers, creating a hyperlocal dating trend. John Fulton's Eastside Rag in Los Angeles and other Substack authors like …

09:54
2026-06-22
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

How to Think About AI Before It's Too Late

Cory Doctorow argues in a new book and podcast interview that the AI boom is driven by unsustainable hype and power dynamics that benefit bosses at the expense of workers, coining the term "enshittifi…

02:21
2026-06-22
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

AI Watchdog

The Atlantic's investigation reveals that tech companies have used at least 15 million videos and millions of songs to train AI models, often without permission. The report highlights the industry's r…

20:14
2026-06-21
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

AI Is Taking Over Hospitals

A study led by Harvard and Stanford researchers found that ChatGPT outperformed hundreds of physicians in diagnostic challenges, sparking concerns about AI's rapid integration into U.S. healthcare wit…

12:00
2026-06-21
theatlantic.com
ai-safety

I’d Rather Risk Cancer Than See AI Move This Fast

AI professor Carolyn Jean, who carries a high-risk cancer mutation, argues against rapid AI development despite potential benefits like curing cancer. She criticizes AI lab leaders' predictions of imm…

11:00
2026-06-21
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

J. D. Vance’s AI Doctrine

Vice President J. D. Vance is shaping a distinct AI doctrine that balances Silicon Valley's pro-innovation ethos with MAGA's worker-protection and anti-regulation stance, warning that mishandling AI c…

11:00
2026-06-20
theatlantic.com
ai-startups

The Seven-Headed Hydra at the End of Finance

SpaceX went public last week with a $1.7 trillion market cap, making Elon Musk a trillionaire on paper, despite the company posting a $4.94 billion net loss. The IPO filing emphasized AI infrastructur…

17:00
2026-06-19
theatlantic.com
artificial-intelligence

How to Think About AI Before It’s Too Late

Cory Doctorow argues that the AI boom is driven by bosses' desire to replace workers, not by genuine progress, and warns that the technology's hype masks power dynamics that harm users. In a podcast i…

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