How AI Is Creeping Into The New York Times
Artificial intelligence seems to be turning up, undisclosed, in the opinion pages of major news publications.
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Illustration by The Atlantic. Source: Getty. ChatGPT’s Self-Serving Optimism
OpenAI’s new guidelines ask its chatbot to celebrate “innovation,” contradicting its stated goal of objectivity—and raising questions about what objectivity even means.
Illustration by Ben Kothe / The Atlantic Why So Many People Are Seduced by ChatGPT
What makes OpenAI’s chatbot so dangerous? It’s a fictional character without an author.
Illustration by Jonelle Afurong / The Atlantic. Sources: Sebastian Kaulitzki / Science Photo Library / Getty; studiocasper / Getty. Amazon Has Transformed the Geography of Wealth and Power
Understanding America in the giant company’s shadow
Illustration by Ryan Haskins; images from GraphicaArtis / Getty; Shutterstock How to Get Rich By Losing Lots of Money
Adam Neumann is out of his WeWork job, but entrepreneurs will surely imitate him.
Erik Carter The Stay-at-Home President
The president has visited fewer foreign countries than his predecessors, as American influence abroad diminishes.
Ricardo Mazalan / AP The Viral Success of a Strike No One Can See
Inmates around the country have managed to engage the public in their ongoing prison protest through a targeted media strategy.
Nick Oxford / Reuters Tiffany’s Sparkly Surge Reflects a Divided Moment in America
The jewelry company credits a hip-hop–inflected ad campaign for its success. It should credit the wealth gap as well.
Neilson Barnard / Getty A Woman’s Paycheck Is Influenced by Her Hometown—Even If She Doesn’t Live There Anymore
In a new study, economists find women from places where sexist attitudes prevail end up earning less later in life.
Molly Riley / AFP / Getty Missouri’s Labor Victory Won’t Reverse the Decline of Unions
Organized labor has enjoyed public support for decades. It’s still dying.
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