Kelsey Piper is a senior writer at Vox's Future Perfect. With a focus on a wide range of topics, Kelsey's articles explore the intersection of technology, ethics, and social impact. They have a knack for diving into complex issues and presenting them in an accessible and thought-provoking manner.
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By: Dylan Matthews, Sigal Samuel, Kelsey Piper
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The humble washing machine saves us from hours of backbreaking labor. And billions of people still don’t have them.
The humble washing machine saves us from hours of backbreaking labor. And billions of people still don’t have them.
AI is here to stay and the Nobels know it. In Wednesday's Future Perfect newsletter, my colleague Dylan Matthews wrote about the case for
OpenAI’s transition isn’t what you think. The stakes are tens of billions of dollars — and the future of AI.
How to power through election stress and keep your eye on the big picture.
By: Kelsey Piper
Why the future of artificial intelligence shouldn't become a partisan issue.
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