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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After a lot of tech-CEO pontificating, the actual pontiff weighs in.
YouTube and Spotify want people to customize everything with AI.
Kalshi Wants Businesses To Bet on the Knicks, Too Free drinks — and the financialization of everything — if they win.
A Manhattan bar is using Kalshi as an insurance policy for a free-drinks promotion. This is the future prediction markets want.
Tech companies went all-in on AI. Now they're shopping around.
No, for real this time, it promises. In 2010, a start-up called Siri, a “personal assistant for your phone,” shared a demo of its new app
No, for real this time, it promises.
Anthropic says it wants oversight. It’s getting something else.
Smartglasses Aren't Taking ‘No' for an Answer The tech industry would once again like you to please try a face computer.
By: John Herrman
Despite a dismal history, smartglasses are back.
