Rebecca Tushnet of Harvard Law School explains the incentive behind companies making vague promises to consumers.
A human name, like Anthropic’s Claude? A helpful assistant, like Microsoft’s Copilot? Nailing the right name for generative AI is a tricky branding exercise.
Weather extremes have threatened global olive oil supplies for the second year as the appetite for EVOO grows in the U.S.
In “Your Face Belongs to Us” New York Times journalist Kashmir Hill describes her examination of privacy in the digital era.
You may not think much about electrical distribution transformers, but not having them can delay entire housing developments and grid updates.
A four-day workweek, which is among UAW contract demands, could make companies more efficient. But some think it could cause burnout.
Retail apps like Instacart are valued more and more for their consumer data — and advertising possibilities.
Barges can move cargo with less fuel than a truck or train. But environmental experts are skeptical of emissions calculations.
Workers have been paid after past shutdowns, albeit late. But there’s no guarantee they will after any future shutdown.
A growing number of adventurers are traveling the Continental Divide each summer, bringing a much-needed boost to one community.
