Growing skepticism and outright opposition to AI are rising, challenging the narrative of AI as an inevitable tool for progress, amid recent controversies and public dissent.
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Higher Education’s Identity Crisis
American colleges confront declining enrollments, funding cuts, and AI disruptions, prompting a reevaluation of their core purpose and future models.
The New Blood Libel
A synagogue in Toronto was targeted in a shooting, amid a surge in anti-Semitic violence worldwide. The incident highlights growing threats against Jewish communities.
The Spread of Christianity Animated, from Antiquity Until Today
An analysis of Christianity’s expansion from antiquity to today, highlighting its adaptability, diversity, and global reach, based on recent cultural insights.
Week Four — A viral “100x trade” strategy, tested 13,000 times. It loses.
Thorsten Meyer AI says a simulated test of a viral Polymarket trade lost money across about 13,000 windows.
An 81-Year-Old Grandma Streaming Minecraft To Pay For Grandson’s Cancer Treatment Has Been Swatted
An 81-year-old streamer, GrammaCrackers, was swatted while live streaming Minecraft to raise money for her grandson’s cancer treatment, leading to a police response involving multiple units.
Meta blocks human rights accounts from reaching audiences in Saudi Arabia, UAE
Meta has blocked access to accounts of NGOs, researchers, and activists in Saudi Arabia and the UAE at government request, raising human rights concerns.
Now you can link your Hulu profile to Disney Plus.
Subscribers can now connect their Hulu profiles to Disney Plus, transferring watch history, watchlist, and recommendations, enhancing streaming experience.
The Book That Plunges You Into Messy American History
Karen Tei Yamashita’s novel ‘Questions 27 & 28’ uses historical fiction to examine loyalty, internment, and identity in American history, challenging perceptions.
FiveThirtyEight articles on the Internet Archive
The Internet Archive has preserved over 21,000 pages from FiveThirtyEight, highlighting the platform’s historical coverage and data analysis efforts.
