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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for observer.com
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 25, 2026
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What A.I.’s Most Powerful Leaders Said at Observer’s A.I. Power Index Party (opens the original)
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On Wednesday night, 145 A.I. founders, CEOs, investors and executives gathered at Dante Elizabeth Street for Observer’s inaugural A.I. Power Index Party. The evening celebrated the 2026 A.I. Power Index honorees, and the mood was bullish. But the conversation kept returning to the same question. Now that the technology works, who is it for, and who answers for it? Jeff McMillan built and led artificial intelligence at Morgan Stanley for more than a decade before launching his own A.I. consulting
Candace Bushnell: “You Just Have to Go Out Every Single Night” (opens the original)
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Would you rather be single in Manhattan now or in 1995? That was one of the questions asked at the 30th-anniversary celebration of Candace Bushnell’s final Sex and the City column in the New York Observer, now simply Observer. During Fashion Week at sunset, well-heeled guests gathered atop the CORE: Club terrace to hear Bushnell speak on a panel alongside some of today’s biggest content creators: Lola Tash of My Therapist Says and ballerina and influencer Violetta Komyshan. It was moderated by m
Brooke Korine Miller On Pretty With Purpose and “the Worst Club With the Best Members” (opens the original)
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Brooke Korine Miller looked in the mirror and didn’t recognize herself. She had never expected to have breast cancer at 25. The model, actress and, by her own admission, “a little bit of a hypochondriac” says it was her vigilance that led to finding the small lump. While she was fortunate enough to have the resources to save most of her hair and buy new skincare products and makeup “to feel a little bit pretty,” not every woman does. That’s why she founded Pretty With Purpose, which helps women
Ocean Vuong On Asking Questions Without Answers (opens the original)
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The world demands definition, certainty and arcs of triumph, yet best-selling writer and professor Ocean Vuong offers something very different. His novels and poetry catapult readers into the ineffable, often jolting them into unprecedented perspectives. He employs metaphors that disrupt thought and open the heart, drawing us into the lives of the working poor, the people upward mobility would rather not think about. He stays with an image or a feeling and asks, “What else?” In Vuong’s most rece
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