Peter Isackson

Pope Leo XIV’s concerns about AI’s societal impact remind us of St. Vincent de Paul’s 17th-century humanitarian

In this episode of FO Talks, Peter Isackson and Kanwal Sibal discuss the strategic choices facing India as the Iran war destabilizes the region.

In this episode of FO Talks, Peter Isackson and Vinay Singh examine how artificial intelligence, layoffs and wage

After exploring the collapse of democratic discourse with Claude, we noted the media’s failure to fulfill its expected role

Gemini refused to answer my innocent question in French about a Russian journalist’s remarks on post-match unrest in Paris.

This ongoing dialogue with Claude explores the existential boundary between human and artificial intelligence.

The word “should” pervades public discourse — from politicians to celebrities to AI chatbots — yet rarely carries

AI’s true threat lies not in its own power, but in humanity’s surrender to economic illusions and self-regulating market ideology.

Two new “trillionaires” — the US military and Elon Musk — now occupy the headlines. Both represent a dangerous

Lewis Carroll’s Humpty Dumpty turns out to be a more penetrating guide to contemporary public discourse