Derek Thompson is a staff writer at The Atlantic. He focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as parenting styles, cultural movements, and the intersection of technology and economics, particularly in the realms of AI and consumer tech. Derek's work has been featured in a variety of publications including Delta Optimist, The Ringer, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Suddenly everybody is freaking out about the cost of AI. Might they have a point?
Republicans never defend Trump's corruption on the merits. Their lot in life is just to serve up anti-moral excuses for his repeated acts of immorality.
There are two problems with the famous “male loneliness crisis”—the loneliness part and the male thing.
Raider star Maxx Crosby says he's moved on from a long-stalled deal that would have sent him to the Ravens, insisting he wants to be in Las Vegas as he rehabs a knee injury and prepares for a new coaching staff under Klint Kubiak.
I think the best way to describe the problem of value capture is that when you're value captured, you're outsourcing your values. Instead of developing your values on your own, you are taking them off the rack. You're taking them in a particular formulation that comes from somewhere else, that has other people's interests embedded in it.”
Americans have never been healthier, or more alone. These things might be related.
Americans have never been healthier, or more alone. These things might be related.
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There are more—and richer—tiny companies. AI could be playing a big role.
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