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AI is supercharging the war on libraries, education, and human knowledge

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Why Sam Altman was booted from OpenAI, according to new testimony

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Meta is earning a fortune on a deluge of fraudulent ads

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How the world’s richest man is boosting the British right

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Axios cuts 19 jobs

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Orbán allies take ownership of Hungary’s most-read newspaper

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Zohran Mamdani was the right amount of online

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People Inc. forges AI licensing deal with Microsoft as Google traffic drops

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The company quietly funneling paywalled articles to AI developers

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When storytelling is called “terrorism”: How my friend and fellow journalist Ya’akub Ira Vijandre was targeted by ICE

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Influencers have fractured reality in Portland

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How Sweden’s largest daily newspaper built its own chatbot to let users choose how they consume news

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“If you’re a president hell-bent on politicizing the entire federal apparatus to crush your enemies, you might as well treat high-traffic websites you own as a ...

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Spotify now has half a million video podcasts, which nearly 400 million users have watched

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The New York Times’s profit jumps with 460,000 more subscribers

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PBS SoCal cuts 10% of its workforce

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India hosts the Taliban, but not female reporters

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BBC overhauled its Arabic network’s output and oversight as internal debate raged about anti-Israel bias

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A journalist asked why Israel isn’t paying to rebuild Gaza. It cost him his job.

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As Condé Nast folds Teen Vogue into Vogue’s website, NewsGuild condemns the plan

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