8% of all Harvard juniors applied to our first fellowship, and three alumni just launched UpSide, an AI tool giving public-interest advocates the same firepower as corporate lobbyists.
Twenty years ago, climate denial was a problem of the right. Today, AI denial is a problem of the left. And the consequences could be even more disastrous.
Gabriel Zucman's research shows today's top 0.001% hold wealth equal to 12% of US GDP, three times worse than the original Gilded Age. His fix is a 2% minimum tax on wealth above $100 million.
96% of people who were directly asked to hide a Jew during WWII said yes. The icon of resistance on every t-shirt may never have saved a single life.
Yes, it's an insufferable genre, but there are a few exceptions.
Sam Altman's board fired him for lying, his safety team dissolved, and his co-founder compiled a 52-page dossier. The people who knew him best all reached the same conclusion.
Benjamin Lay stormed a Quaker service in 1738 with a sword and a Bible filled with fake blood, and almost no one remembers him today.
Greg Brockman donated $25 million to Trump and said it was for humanity's benefit. Here's what that looks like in practice, and why 700,000 people are canceling ChatGPT.
I was 18 in 2006, furious at climate deniers on the right. Now I watch my own political family do the same thing to AI, and the timeline is far shorter.
Why historians are now using the f-word to describe what’s happening in America.
The abolitionists called their first defeat "a delay, rather than a defeat." I think that framing is exactly what our moment needs.
Reading the evidence on cigarettes felt like reading the evidence on factory farming. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
