The first issue — 12 pieces spanning science, society, philosophy, history, and more.
One of the biggest mysteries in cosmology seems to keep getting bigger.
When her son, Hugo, failed to answer his phone on the morning of 12 July 2005, Isabel Miranda de Wallace did not waste a moment.
Glen Weyl founded and helps lead Microsoft Research’s Plural Technology Collaboratory, the RadicalxChange Foundation, the Faith, Family and Technology Network and the Plurality Institute.
Dylan Matthews Anthropic should learn from those cotton-picking socialists. The sibling inventors had, they claimed, built a machine that experts had considered impossible.
Hong Wang is now just the third woman to win a Fields Medal.
In the silent countryside south of Grantham, three vast steel barns rattled in the breeze.
The United States risks the fate of Bourbon France, whose strategic brilliance in the American War of Independence masked a contradictory grand strategy that led to ruin.
Two hundred and fifty years after the first volume of the Decline and Fall, Edward Gibbon's diagnosis of why Rome collapsed is a warning to our own age.
In the spring, I joined a group of fellow Indian journalists in Beijing for an invite-only talk with Chinese think tankers and academics in the city’s glitzy central business district.
The question of what it takes to create — to make something of beauty and substance that touches other lives across space and time — is one of the deepest, oldest questions, perhaps because the answer to it is so unbearably simple…
I've been using AI fairly heavily since last November and the whole thing is a funny experience. An agent will do something that, if a human did it, you'd immediately fire them.
Pedantry is as old as the history of learning itself, but it is not a stable concept.