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- Sep 12, 2026
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Artificial Confession (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: “it” is used throughout this article to refer to AI and its subfields, including generative AI, to avoid anthropomorphizing the technology as it evolves. Saying our struggles out loud feels like admitting to something, presenting the weak and shameful parts of our minds. What people forget is that discomfort is part of what makes a confession sincere. As artificial intelligence (AI) has developed, its use cases have crept outside the ethical purview. A tool for automation has beco
Just a Little Autistic (opens the original)
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A viral TikTok sound says, “I like him, I like that autistic man.” Roughly 48,000 videos use it as of September 2026. Women post about their boyfriends throwing sticks at the beach, playing with Legos and enjoying lawn-mowing simulators. Several of these clips have more than 1 million likes. The affection is real, but the diagnosis is often borrowed. These women want a man who is autistic in the ways they’ve decided are charming. One study found that, depending on the desirer’s existing stigma,
Callaway Column: What Media Takes From Autism (opens the original)
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Casting calls go out for a white man to play a 20-year-old savant. He should struggle with eye contact, be brilliant and literal — attractive, but unaware of it. The role is autistic, yet the word never appears in the description. Nobody writes the woman diagnosed at 41, the man who has never spoken or the 38-year-old in supported housing. This isn’t merely underrepresentation; it’s an industry’s choice to extract only the most marketable traits from real people. In autistic characters, those tr
Callaway Column: Fuck You, You’re Not Stimming (opens the original)
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An autistic person stims on a public bus, struggling to block out the screeching brakes and max-volume Instagram Reels from the person next to them. They press the heels of their hands into their eyes and rock back and forth on the seat, drawing side-eyes and muttering comments from fellow commuters. Two blocks away, neurotypical college students sit in a restaurant. One of them starts parroting a TikTok audio. The group laughs, echoing the sound or firing back their favorite sound bites. Anothe
Callaway Column: The Bookworm’s Budget Summer (opens the original)
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Summertime provides readers with the space and time to tackle the books they’ve piled up throughout the year. But if you’ve finished your queue and are browsing for new titles, a trip to Powell’s can quickly burn a hole through a booklover’s pocket. Here are a few opportunities and locations bookworms on a budget can explore: Powell’s Summer Reading Challenge: This annual event provides rewards for books read. The best part? You don’t have to buy anything to participate; you just have to pick up
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