John Herrman is a Contributing Editor at New York Magazine. His work focuses on technology, particularly in areas such as artificial intelligence, marketing technology, and the intersection of law and legal affairs. John has been featured in notable publications including The New York Times and Editor & Publisher Magazine.
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The platform is making AI better while AI is making it worse. For years now, Reddit has inhabited a strange and unique position on the internet.
How do you rebrand a technology that promises to change everything?
Detectors, watermarks, and slop-reporting buttons: What happens when AI can no longer hide?
Never say anything to AI that you wouldn't want read aloud in a court of law.
By: John Herrman
In the past year, data-center construction has become an unavoidable, extraordinarily toxic issue in local politics.
The playbook for Democrats was already easy. Trump is making it even easier.
Like its users, the company is stuck in an endless, unhappy doomscroll.
Like its users, the company is stuck in an endless, unhappy doomscroll.
By: John Herrman
Some curious choices were made in Cupertino. Apple's Wednesday iPhone event was unusual in a number of ways.
Some curious choices were made in Cupertino.
