I’m a Neurology ICU Nurse. the Creep of AI in Our Hospitals Terrifies MeThe healthcare landscape is changing fast thanks to the introduction of artificial intelligence. These technologies have shifted decision-making power away from nurses and on to the robots.
Apps Love to Show Us Old Photos. It Might Be Harming Us More Than We ThinkFrom happy moments to heartbreak, our phones' photo reminders might be messing with how we remember—and forget.
Sexist Attacks on Women Surge on Social Media Following Trump’s Win, Report FindsIn its analysis, the Institute for Strategic Dialogue pointed to a recent viral X post from White nationalist Nick Fuentes, in which he stated, “Your body, my choice. Forever.”
Thanks to Openvibe, There’s Life After TwitterMastodon, Bluesky, and Threads, all woven into one excellent app. And—best of all—it’s Elon Musk-free.
How the Creator of Zero Trust Developed Today’s Most Robust Cybersecurity StrategyThe Game-Changing Approach That’s Reshaping Digital Defense
800,000 people just had their full names, SSNs and more exposed in massive insurance admin company data breachStaying safe from hackers is hard enough as it is but even if you take all the necessary precautions, your personal data could still end up being exposed online as the result of a data breach and that’s exactly what just happened to more than 800,000 people.
The Rip in the WorldThis story was funded by our members. Join Longreads and help us to support more writers. An unquiet bowl of orange rock-soup, filmed from above by a drone, played continuously on the sole television screen in the lobby.
Should You Use Google Docs or Microsoft Word Online?While Google Docs might be the first online word processor that comes to mind for most of us, it's by no means the only option out there on the web—and one of the best alternatives is the free, web-based version of Word that Microsoft makes available.
Should you play Check-in Chicken? TikTok boarding hack really works.Chelsea Dickenson, a British cheap travel expert, wants a roomy airplane seat without paying for it. So she tries her luck with Check-In Chicken, a gambit that involves delaying check-in until — if you play it right — the airline has no choice but to assign you a premium seat.
Anthropic’s CEO thinks AI will lead to a utopia — he just needs a few billion dollars firstIf you want to raise ungodly amounts of money, you better have some godly reasons.
I Drank Chia Seeds in Water Every Day for a Month–the Benefits Were InstantAll products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. As someone who’s passionate about staying hydrated and eating whole foods that help keep me full, I was ecstatic to hear about the benefits of chia seeds in water.
Trust the Kieran Culkin ProcessI’m waiting for Kieran Culkin at the tip of the Greenpoint ferry platform, where he’s suggested we meet on a Friday morning to get on the boat, take it a few stops to Dumbo, then walk across the Brooklyn Bridge into Manhattan — a sort of hung-over New Yorker’s triathlon.
Google’s NotebookLM Now Lets You Customize Its AI PodcastsGoogle just added a new customization tool for the viral AI podcasts in its NotebookLM software.
From Elon Musk to cop car chases, how a software engineer launched a police AI startupEarlier this year, Abel founder Daniel Francis was going 135 miles per hour down a highway in Oakland, California. The driver, a police officer, had a gun in his lap.
David Coote has made a fool of himself – but worse, he’s undermined refereesThere is lots I do not want to know about the video featuring the Premier League referee David Coote. I do not want to know why it looks like he’s at a bleary-eyed after-party at some random guy’s house during Covid.