Future of Work
The Zig project's blanket ban on AI-assisted contributions has been read as an extreme stance on code quality. The reasoning beneath it points at a different problem entirely — one that won't dissolve when AI gets good enough to fool a reviewer.
Higher-Education
Inside Higher Ed convened five voices to predict what AI means for higher ed in 2026. Read together, the responses orbit a question none of them quite name: whether the academy still knows what it is for.
Future of Work
The VCs surveyed by TechCrunch are predicting fewer jobs. The bigger story is that AI is breaking the entire mechanism that turns labor into income, and what we build to replace it is a choice.
Future of Work
TIME's biggest AI stories of 2025 aren't separate milestones. They're a single cautionary tale about an economy sprinting in a direction nobody has confirmed is right.
