We’re all moving in together
The pandemic has pushed more multigenerational families back under one roof.
By Jenni Gritters
A quantum-computing app led me on an adventure in my own town
By Glenn McDonald
Winter 2020: Ethics + Equity
Getting out the vote — from out of town
By Schuyler Velasco
Harness the power of words
By Schuyler Velasco
This Instagram account is fighting to make dermatology less white
By Rochaun Meadows-Fernandez
If an app can help you spy, can you resist?
By Alix Strauss
The Experience Playlist: Ethics and Equity
By Erick Trickey
When users get mean, these chatbots sass back
By Stav Dimitropoulos
72 years before George Floyd, this police killing sparked national protests
By Schuyler Velasco
Forget the class guinea pig. Meet the class robot.
By Hannah Thomasy
Fall 2020: Art
Coachella is canceled. Catch a show on Fortnite.
By Sam Eifling
A new film with a dead star? Thanks to CGI and deepfake technology, it’s possible
By Stav Dimitropoulos
Learn the new language of art
By Schuyler Velasco
She strings sculptures from the sky
By Tracy Staedter
The Experience Playlist: Art
By Erick Trickey
Inside TikTok’s hypnotic, colorful, and lucrative art world
By Lian Parsons-Thomason
On this road trip, the car wrote a novel
By Tony Rehagen
These artists use basketball courts as their canvas
By Jim Sullivan
POW! Web comics burst out of the panel.
By Tony Rehagen
It’s not Dali. It’s AI.
By Tony Rehagen
Your brain vs. artificial intelligence
To understand how AI works, you have to understand human cognition, and recognize the processes we take for granted.
See how your choices add up for the climate
When planning a wedding, taking a trip, or hosting a dinner party, which trade-offs are you willing to make to reduce your carbon footprint?
What would you do? Take an immigrant’s journey.
Here are eight immigrant stories, told through composite characters but based on real laws and historically documented scenarios. Follow their paths, and see how you would respond to the choices they faced.