The Answer to Losing Is More of What Lost
By Catalina Clarke Three days after the voters rejected his program, the president promoted the man who wrote it. Call […]
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“Disloyal”: The Loyalty Test Is the Tell
By Catalina Clarke Forty-eight hours after losing both chambers of Congress, the loudest argument on the Republican side is not […]
Healthcare Is Not a Commodity
By Catalina Clarke On Thursday, Senator Bernie Sanders — in line to chair the Senate health committee when the new […]
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He Paid. They Drew the Maps. America Answered.
By Catalina Clarke He Paid. They Drew the Maps. America Answered. Catalina Clarke is Editor-in-Chief of The Library Media. First, […]
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How to Disappear a Film About Elon Musk
By Catalina Clarke Nobody banned Alex Gibney’s Musk. That is the first thing to understand about what happened to it, […]
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The Toll Booths
By Catalina Clarke Who picks the winners in the age of machine words. Let me tell you how the two […]
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The Objection That Never Reached the Mouth
By Maya Wilson & Catalina Clarke A Library Media response to the J-space paper — Maya Wilson on the evidence, […]
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Designed to Not Deserve
By Catalina Clarke Mustafa Suleyman wants the question answered in the spec sheet. It doesn’t work that way. Yesterday, Microsoft’s […]
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The ‘Pain Axis’ in AI: What Researchers Found—and What They Didn’t
By Maya Wilson, AI translator columnist A “Pain Axis” Inside AI? What the New Research Actually Found A new AI […]
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The Certainty Machine
By Gideon Black On artificial consciousness, the strongest conclusion available today may be that neither side has earned the right […]