Editors' Picks Articles

Matthew Urwin

Updated on March 05, 2026

Artificial intelligence will be front and center in this year’s midterms — and likely many more elections to come. From disrupting traditional party lines to contributing to misinformation, AI could reshape the very nature of American politics.

Richard Ewing

Updated on March 05, 2026

Too many companies are only focused on how much they can ship. It’s just as important to know when to cut.

Richard Johnson

Updated on March 05, 2026

A recent article from Citrini Research suggests we’re on the verge of an AI-driven economic meltdown. How likely is their version of the future?

Richard Ewing

Updated on February 25, 2026

Code generation is free now, so employers need to measure engineering judgment. Here’s how.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on February 25, 2026

Anduril’s AI Grand Prix challenges engineers to build the best autonomous drone software. The winner gets a portion of the $500,000 prize pool and a chance at a job.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on February 19, 2026

Job candidates are using generative AI to bluff their way through interviews on the fly — and employers can’t decide whether to crack down or lean in.

Avi Chai Outmezguine

Updated on February 18, 2026

Context-persistent AI systems don’t threaten human consciousness. They reveal how easily we confuse continuity with mind — and how high the cost of that confusion might be.

Brooke Becher

Updated on February 18, 2026

The AI infrastructure boom isn’t just about headline billion-dollar megasites — it’s also happening inside factory-built pods that roll in on trucks, delivering compute right where data lives.

Matthew Urwin

Updated on February 12, 2026

A new benchmark developed by Mercor researchers revealed that AI agents aren’t ready to take over “knowledge work.” But recent advancements suggest that a future where agentic AI reshapes the workplace is just beyond the horizon.