Published July 13, 2026, Penn State education professor Gerald K. LeTendre examines the rapid growth of AI-centered schools such as…
Originally published in The Guardian on July 6, 2026, security researcher Bruce Schneier and co-author Jon Penney argue that AI-powered…
Victor Menaldo, a University of Washington political science professor, argues that fears of AI-driven societal collapse are overblown. He contends…
Axios reports on a new essay from the AI Futures Project, the group behind the ‘AI 2027’ forecast, calling for…
Carl Benedikt Frey argues that while AI may create material abundance through automation, there is no guarantee people will organically…
In this Brookings piece, Jacob Taylor and Kershlin Krishna introduce ‘context-maxxing’ — maximizing user control over the information fed into…
Jay Rogers argues that roughly 88,000 AI-attributed U.S. job losses in 2026 do not signal catastrophe, comparing the moment to…
Suzi Wilson examines how AI is shifting from an auxiliary tool to core scientific infrastructure, enabling smaller teams to handle…
Brad East argues that individuals retain the freedom to decline AI adoption despite cultural pressure suggesting its use is inevitable.…
Mark MacCarty argues that despite U.S. approval for Nvidia H200 chip sales to China, Chinese authorities have effectively blocked domestic…
Arianna Huffington argues in Noema Magazine that AI’s rapid advancement compels humanity to redefine itself beyond raw intelligence. She contends…
In a Boston Globe opinion piece, recent high school graduate Iris Liao argues that students who use AI to complete…
