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We Can’t Know Our A.I. Future if We Don’t Study It
We Can’t Know Our A.I. Future if We Don’t Study It Every few months, the public is offered a new prophecy about artificial intelligence. It will cure disease or destroy the job market. It will supercharge education or hollow out the capacity to think. It will make governments more efficient or make democracy ungovernable. What…
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September 2026’s Best New Popular Science Books Include Carlo Rovelli and Xand van Tulleken
September has long been the month when publishers empty their best ideas onto the shelves, and 2026 is no exception. New Scientist’s round-up of the month’s most promising popular science titles is headlined by two very different but equally recognisable names: the Italian theoretical physicist Carlo Rovelli and the British doctor and broadcaster Xand van…
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The Repo Market Is the ‘Dark Matter’ of Finance: Powerful and Perilous
Most people will never knowingly interact with the repurchase agreement market. Yet this vast, largely invisible corner of the financial system quietly determines whether banks can fund themselves overnight, whether hedge funds can hold their positions, and whether government bond markets function at all. It is, as a recent Financial Times analysis puts it, the…
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China Pledges $54 Billion for Banks and Insurers — But Their Stocks Fell
China has unveiled plans to inject roughly $54 billion into its banks and insurers, a large-scale capital top-up intended to strengthen the balance sheets of institutions at the core of the country’s financial system. The market’s response, however, was not the vote of confidence policymakers might have hoped for: shares of the affected lenders and…
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For the past several years, a certain kind of entrepreneurial fantasy has circulated across business podcasts, newsletters, and social media feeds: skip the startup grind, skip the venture capital pitch decks, and instead buy a small, unglamorous, cash-flowing company. A laundromat. A pest control route. An HVAC shop. The pitch is seductive in its simplicity…
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Why Founders Are Taking Big Tech Paychecks Between Startups
A recent Business Insider first-person essay carries a headline that captures a career pattern more common than the startup mythology usually admits: “I Took a 6-Figure Job at Amazon in Between Bouts of Entrepreneurship.” The framing is telling. Not a retreat, not a failure u2014 an interval. The word “bouts” suggests entrepreneurship as something recurring,…
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Chip Shortage Is Slowing AI Cancer Research, Says Head of UK’s Biggest Tech Firm
The global shortage of advanced computer chips is holding back medical breakthroughs, including efforts to use artificial intelligence to find new cancer treatments, according to the boss of Britain’s largest technology company. In comments reported by the BBC, the executive argued that constrained access to high-end processors is not just a commercial headache for technology…
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I’m a Father of Three Who Studies AI — Here’s What Parents Need to Know
When you spend your working life examining how artificial intelligence reshapes the way people learn, work and relate to one another, and then go home to three children who have grown up with chatbots as a normal part of the furniture, the question you get asked most often is a simple one: should I be…
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Air Safety Investigator Says EMAS Beds Are a Quiet Lifesaver When Planes Run Off the Runway
When an airliner fails to stop before the end of a runway, the outcome often comes down to what lies beyond the pavement. According to an air safety investigator speaking to Fox News, one relatively low-profile piece of airport infrastructure â the Engineered Materials Arresting System, or EMAS â has repeatedly turned what could have…
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The One Thing Parents Agree On About Technology in Schools: Limit AI
American parents rarely agree on much when it comes to schools. Curriculum fights, phone bans, test scores, library shelves â nearly every issue splits along familiar lines. But a rare consensus appears to be forming around one question: how much artificial intelligence belongs in the classroom? The answer many parents are giving is simple. Less…