America Forgot How to Make Things. Cameron Schiller Is Fixing That.
an exclusive look inside rangeview, the startup making critical parts for data centers and drone interceptors, and its founder’s lonely fight to rebuild american manufacturing

an exclusive look inside rangeview, the startup making critical parts for data centers and drone interceptors, and its founder’s lonely fight to rebuild american manufacturing


we visited the store in san francisco where an ai boss decided to terminate a human worker — here's exactly what happened, according to the humans

when openai and anthropic ipo, a new generation of philanthropists will emerge — and they'll spend (probably) over $100b on causes like ai safety and global health

ceo garrett langley discusses the promises (finding 1,100 missing people; apprehending murders) and pitfalls (creepy cops stalking exes) of his 120,000 cameras

billions of dollars are flowing into effective altruism, a movement that asks americans to care less about america

jeff bezos suggested making a list of the world’s top founders based on the wealth they've generated for humanity — here it is

a six-month ideological battle over a single word on nick shirley's page reveals exactly how 'consensus' is manufactured on wikipedia

how eliano younes is creating pro-palantir sentiment with really nice shirts

it's the largest ai research grant to date from coefficient giving, the outcomes-oriented funder launched largely with the wealth of facebook cofounder dustin moskovitz

as anthropic looks out for claude's 'wellbeing,' a new google deepmind paper warns of a coming fight over 'ai welfare'

following nonsense regulations and an army of meddlesome karens, I traveled to micron's delayed $100 billion campus to find out: are we really going to "reindustrialize"?

inside the rise and fall of medium, its fight for writers, a failed unionization effort, and the battle of the business models that reshaped the internet