Derek Thompson is a staff writer at The Atlantic. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, artificial intelligence, and cultural movements, often exploring their intersections with technology and politics. Derek's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Delta Optimist, The Ringer, and The Australian Financial Review.
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AI is eating the American economy. But American politics is eating AI.
American sports laws amount to a kind of out-in-the-open conspiracy to help a lucky few billionaires get much, much richer
Or: A comprehensive explanation for why it’s time for everybody to clean up their password game, immediately
By: Derek Thompson
“With his business empire under scrutiny from federal investigators, Mark Walter was on the hunt for cash when, out of nowhere, he was about to be offered an enormous pile of money …
Just like SaaS before it, agent sprawl is already happening For anyone working in IT and familiar with SaaS sprawl, the idea we'll soon end up with agent sprawl may set off alarm bells.
An interview with Pangram founder and CEO Max Spero on how AI writing has flooded the internet, why it matters, and why it’s worth cleaning up
By: Derek Thompson
“If you look at the scale of AI and bot traffic on the internet, it's gone from a small fraction of human traffic to recently passing 50 percent. I think it's not
Why are the AI labs building a technology that they say might destroy the world?
The end of summer brings a fresh throng of Americans to college campuses.
We spend so much of our life trying to deny, judge, or banish negative feelings. What would happen if we just tried to listen to them?
