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Among certain groups, discussion of AI sounds like Oppenheimer discussing atomic energy. Perhaps the most dramatic group of all is designers and artists, who catastrophize about being replaced. The threat of outsourcing creativity to a machine that is almost infinitely faster and cheaper grows closer with every new bot launched. But as intimidating as the prospect of AI repla...


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Dear Intelligent American,

One wonders how Saint Patrick’s Day will go over in the new New York City, the one now rushing headlong into madness. Will it take a break on the 17th to allow for a parade and bagpipes and Erin Go Bragh-ing—or are the days of tolerance, of ethnic-neighborhood live-and-let-live, now kaput?

Of note: This locus...


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Last month, civil rights activist Jo Ann Bland died at the age of 72.

While many civil rights era leaders left their childhood homes and gravitated towards centers of power like Washington, D.C., New York City, and Chicago, Ms. Bland returned to Selma, Alabama, a city where much of the downtown remains blighted due (according to Ms. Bland) to segregationist-sympathizer...


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This January, Benevity Inc., the leading provider of global corporate purpose software, released its annual report on workplace giving from 2025. The data...


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Dear Intelligent American,

Mrs. Fox was a widow and quite old, at least by elementary school standards in 1969—she may have been all of 70. Who knows; it would have been rude to ask. She was a nice lady and the go-to substitute teacher at St. Barnabas Elementary School. By coincidence, she lived down the block on East 235th Street—making her a near neighbor.

Of ...


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