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How you want me to cover artificial intelligence
Seven principles for journalism in the age of AI
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Why you can't trust Twitter's encrypted DMs
A promised audit hasn't actually happened, sources say. PLUS: Twitter's Turkey problem, and a new CEO
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How Google is making up for lost time
The company is finally bringing AI to the places that matter
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Canada shakes down the platforms
More countries are seeking payouts for publishers. Will Meta's line in the sand hold?
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Why I'm having trouble covering AI
If you believe that the most serious risks from AI are real, should you write about anything else?
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AI visits the White House
Previous administrations whiffed on big tech regulation. Biden looks determined to avoid their mistake
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AI's missing user interface
Do next-generation chatbots need to be more specialized — or just easier to use?
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Bluesky's big moment
A new Twitter clone is surging in popularity. Could it have legs?
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Vibes-based antitrust hits Microsoft
The company's Activision Blizzard merger might once have sailed through — but times have changed
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How BeReal missed its moment
To become the next big social app, competitors have to move faster
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Twitter's badge of dishonor
The weekend's verification bonfire is an all-time case study in doing trust and safety wrong
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Can Snap snap back?
At its annual summit, the company gets bullish on AI — but feels haunted by the ghost of its past ambitions
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So much for Elon Musk’s everything app
Suspending emergency accounts, enabling anti-trans speech, and other stops Twitter is making in its pursuit of X
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State tech laws are dividing the internet into blue and red
The blue internet will probably look like Europe's. The red internet will look ... much different
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How two insurgents are taking on Twitter
Artifact's Kevin Systrom on the disruptive power of good comments. PLUS: Substack's naïveté around Notes
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The Biden administration turns its attention toward AI
The Commerce Department asks for public comment. Here are three problems it should consider