
AI’s Next Frontier: People Skills
Imagine a chatbot that actually knows how to talk to you.
Atlantic writers help you wrap your mind around artificial intelligence and a new machine age.

The temptation to automate command and control will be great. The danger is greater.

Buying stuff online is stressful. Reserving a room is excruciating.

Artificial intelligence is already showing up in political ads. Soon, it will completely change the nature of campaigning.

Anyone can create a convincing clone of a stranger’s voice. What now?

What we really lose when brick-and-mortar retailers close

Google is clawing back its famously lavish employee perks, sending a message that might be more symbolic than practical.

Large language models make things up, but the worse problem may be in how they present those falsehoods.

The host used his platform to bring hate and conspiracy theories from the fever swamps to cable TV.

Unlike TikTok and Instagram, the photos and reviews on Google Maps haven’t been packaged for your taste or mine.

Stripped down to its skeleton, Twitter is the definitive “shame network.”