John Herrman is a Contributing Editor at New York Magazine. He focuses on themes such as artificial intelligence, technology, and legal affairs, exploring topics like AI platforms, generative AI, and cryptocurrency. John has been featured in prominent publications including The New York Times and Editor & Publisher Magazine.
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Early lessons from Australia's law booting kids off platforms like Instagram and YouTube.
Why accelerating cycles of hype and disillusionment have become a defining characteristic of the AI boom.
What explains the increasingly volatile mood swings of America’s most important industry?
Sam Altman really is committed to making Her.
John Herrman Last year, OpenAI announced it would be working with iPhone designer Jony Ive on a range of physical devices.
Industry heavyweights are battling against one another. Populist backlash could swallow them all.
AI heavyweights are waging a multifront political war with super-PACs. Populist backlash — and China — could swallow them all.
On risks, cybersecurity, and China, the biggest AI firms are losing the argument against open models.
A new letter urges the government to help “pace” AI development.
Why Anthropic’s CEO and other major players are asking the government to “pace” AI development.
