Higher Ed, Research & Learning
The age of artificial intelligence requires the kind of strategic doctrine and arms control that stabilized the Cold War, writes Niall Ferguson. Right now, we have neither.
Alabama has no obligation to follow a vacated order, and had every right to challenge a district court's order until it is settled by the Supreme Court.
AI probably isn't yet the direct productivity accelerant that its most optimistic boosters claim (or hope). But if it's meaningfully lowering the barriers to starting and running a business, it may be...
School districts are adopting AI policies more than ever, but a lack of resources, funding and expertise has some still concerned.
Most of us enjoy having choices in life. We also know that income often constrains the quality of choices available. Naturally, the relationship among choice, income and quality varies across domains...
Louis Armstrong's feats of creativity reshaped American jazz—and found a way to say what needed saying through his music, writes Joe Nocera.
President Donald Trump next to a photo of the Kennedy Center
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) recently released a study by David Primo measuring faculty viewpoint diversity through campaign-contribution data. The average faculty donor ...
Can a new generation of YouTubers break us out of our remake rut? Spencer Klavan reviews ‘Backrooms,’ a commentary on remake culture itself.
Blue-tinted New York Stock Exchange in the background, AI company logos, and a yellow-tinted picture of Bernie Sanders in the foreground
Henry Nowak lay dying in the street. Instead of helping him, police handcuffed him because his killer accused him of racism.
How did an immunity for Trump sneak into Slushfundgate?
A combine drives through a field
Traffic cones standing between President Donald Trump and a pile of money
a one-hour dry cleaning storefront on the top, a cigar lounge on the bottom
Jane Bambauer and I explore the uneasy collision between free speech and privacy law—from anonymous pamphlets and wiretaps to revenge porn, hidden cameras, Hulk Hogan, and whether anyone truly owns th...
The flag, in context, likely doesn't fit within the First Amendment exception for true threats of illegal conduct or incitement of illegal conduct. [UPDATE: I had originally called this a preliminary ...
The flag, in context, likely doesn't fit within the First Amendment exception for true threats of illegal conduct or incitement of illegal conduct.
From a draft by Stanford law professor Julian Nyarko and others: We conducted a blinded evaluation of short-answer tutoring in… The post Eventually, the Steam Drill Always Wins: "Law Professors Prefer...