Learning to live with Waymos(newyorker.com)
32 points by njrc | 84 comments
A New Yorker magazine feature by Molly Fischer on how people are adapting to living alongside Waymo driverless robotaxis, told from the back seat.
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32 points by njrc | 84 comments
A New Yorker magazine feature by Molly Fischer on how people are adapting to living alongside Waymo driverless robotaxis, told from the back seat.
49 points by Thevet | 12 comments
New Yorker Paris Postcard piece on Daguerre's 1838 Boulevard du Temple photo, the location sleuths identified, and the plaque Paris is placing there.
8 points by hebelehubele | 2 comments
New Yorker essay by Mosab Abu Toha describing children in Gaza returning to school in tents amid bombed-out buildings, without chairs or desks.
473 points by rdmuser | 350 comments
Nieman Lab article reporting that ChatGPT generates fake New Yorker-style cartoons bearing real cartoonists' signatures, falsely attributing AI images to artists.
72 points by prismatic | 45 comments
A New Yorker Photo Booth article by Margaret Talbot on Joseph Szabo's black-and-white photographs of American teenagers, which influenced Sofia Coppola.
32 points by pseudolus | 19 comments
A New Yorker magazine article examining whether artificial intelligence systems and the companies building them escape legal accountability.
39 points by pepys | 12 comments
A New Yorker critical essay by Louis Menand on the history of punctuation and how it shapes reading, including what changes when machines write sentences.
1871 points by adrianhon | 763 comments
New Yorker investigative feature by Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz examining doubts about OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's trustworthiness, using interviews and documents.
464 points by thm | 64 comments
New Yorker press-room announcement that the magazine's entire historical archive has been fully digitized.
349 points by pseudolus | 185 comments
A New Yorker magazine article on the Sagrada Família nearing completion and whether Gaudí's basilica is a masterpiece or kitsch.
474 points by defo10 | 952 comments
New Yorker magazine essay arguing that AI companions may soon ease loneliness and examining what people might lose if they do.
352 points by zwieback | 270 comments
A New Yorker illustrated sketchbook essay by Angie Wang comparing her toddler's language learning to large language models.
618 points by jsomers | 930 comments
A New Yorker personal essay by James Somers reflecting on how AI tools are changing programming and whether coding as a craft is ending.
361 points by fortran77 | 416 comments
New Yorker article by Elizabeth Kolbert on how plastics release and attract toxic chemicals and spread everywhere, from human placentas to deep ocean trenches.