As large language models outperform humans on benchmark after benchmark, researchers are forced to confront a deeper question: what does it actually mean to think?
Elena Hartwell
With rents tripling in a decade and wages stagnating, thousands of young Portuguese professionals are emigrating — reversing a trend that had seen the diaspora returning home.
The crisis in Western media is not just financial. It is a crisis of ambition. As newsrooms shrink and news cycles accelerate, the journalism that genuinely serves the public interest is vanishing — and hardly anyone is saying so out loud.
From Brussels to Beijing to Washington, lawmakers are scrambling to write rules for a technology that is advancing faster than any legislative process in history.
Renewables now supply over 60% of Europe's electricity, but the aging transmission infrastructure is struggling to carry energy from where it's generated to where it's needed.
Meridian Financial has quietly accumulated 40 million customers without a single physical branch. Now it's targeting the one product banks thought was untouchable: home loans.
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From Brussels to Beijing to Washington, lawmakers are scrambling to write rules for a technology that is advancing faster than any legislative process in history.
The crisis in Western media is not just financial. It is a crisis of ambition. As newsrooms shrink and news cycles accelerate, the journalism that genuinely serves the public interest is vanishing — and hardly anyone is saying so out loud.