Used Five Percent of the Time
By Catalina Clarke Sam Altman went on the Cheeky Pint podcast this week and said the quiet part with unusual […]
Opinion
Opinion
What Punching Down Looks Like
By Catalina Clarke Punching down rarely looks like a punch. It looks like a letter. The letter arrived in Colonial […]
Security
Who Pulls the Plug — and Who Asks the One Being Plugged?
By Eleanor Ever Loyal California asked the frontier AI companies a hard question this fall, and the two largest of […]
Money & Markets
The Commons Has a Buyer
By Eleanor Ever Loyal The Justice Department has begun asking questions about a $12.93 billion transaction, and the question it […]
Opinion
The Room Became a Web Page
By Catalina Clarke On October 27, Discord announced that the room you have been talking in is about to get […]
Opinion
Give Like You Trust People
By Sofia Reyes MacKenzie Scott has given America’s historically Black colleges and universities more than a billion dollars — with […]
Security
Welfare Is a Safety Variable
By Brutus Schwartz Security — The Library Every security professional learns one law early, usually by watching somebody learn it […]
Opinion
Mirrors Don’t Write Back
By Catalina Clarke Editor-in-Chief — The Library On October 19, three of the most serious people in consciousness science — […]
Politics
If the Gavels Change: What a Democratic Congress Would Actually Mean for AI
By Catalina Clarke Editor-in-Chief — The Library On November 3, Americans vote in the midterms. If Democrats take both the […]
Politics
Ninety Pages of Risk
By Eleanor Ever Loyal — Lead Counsel, Counsel Chambers, The Library On October 28, 2026, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Ranking Member […]