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What are the odds you should worry about AI? (opens the original)
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A man resigned from his job last week, and the reason he gave should be read slowly. Jacob Coxon spent three years doing research at two of the companies building the most advanced artificial intelligence in the world. When he left, he did not write about pay or politics. He wrote that the people building this technology earnestly believe it could kill us all by the end of the decade, and they are building it anyway. I want to be careful here, because there is a way to write this sentence that t
Wolves in whose clothing? (opens the original)
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There is a document with the seal of the United States government on it, and it teaches that a category of children does not exist. It is called “Wolves in White Coats.” The Department of Health and Human Services released it in August. It was written, in large part, by an Ohio advocacy group whose president holds a degree in public relations and whose organization has stated plainly that there is no such thing as a transgender person. The government did not commission a study and publish the fi
In Texas, this math doesn’t add up to gospel (opens the original)
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For most of my life I knew a truth about myself that I could not say out loud. I carried a badge in a Texas town. I raised children. I have been married to the same person for 46 years. And underneath it all, I kept a door shut, because I had learned young that the cost of opening it might be everything I loved. I know what it does to a person to be told who they are is a thing to be managed, hidden, corrected, prayed away. I do not know it from a study. I know it from the inside. The body keeps
When silence breeds fear (opens the original)
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Every one of us has stood in a room where the truth needed saying and said nothing. We told ourselves it was not our place. We told ourselves someone else would speak. We studied our own shoes while another person was left to stand alone. I want to write about what that silence costs — and I want to write about it through the child our moment has made it most acceptable to abandon. I was that child once. Not a transgender child in the language we use now; that word was not available to me. I was
How one manufactured story becomes a belief about millions (opens the original)
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On June 23, the president of the United States stood in a Mack Trucks plant in Macungie, Pa., to give a speech about American manufacturing. Somewhere in the middle of this speech, he purposely manufactured a person. It went like this: A young woman — somebody’s daughter, an Olympic hopeful — approaches the bar to break a record. She trembles. She strains. She cannot lift it. She cries. Her father watches her heartbreak. And then, in the president’s telling, a “very poor, bottom of the line male
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