Yuval Levin on America and the AI Revolution
In this interview, policy scholar Yuval Levin discusses whether American institutions can withstand the disruption of the AI revolution. He…
In this interview, policy scholar Yuval Levin discusses whether American institutions can withstand the disruption of the AI revolution. He…
The author, a sociologist and physician, argues that human individuality and idiosyncrasy form the bedrock of social life in ways…
Economist and former U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich argues in this July 10, 2026 column that the AI industry faces…
Sociologist Zeynep Tufekci argues in this New York Times column that fears of mass AI-driven job loss are overstated. She…
Published July 3, 2026 by Virginia Roberts, this piece pushes back on Zeynep Tufekci’s recent New York Times column, arguing…
In this July 12, 2026 column, Nadeen Matthews Blair outlines three reasons parents should pay closer attention to AI’s growing…
Published July 12, 2026, Crystal Ray argues that dismissing AI’s cultural harms as mere low-quality “slop” understates the danger. She…
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…