“I worry that, when the AI firms come knocking, we’re going to get the negotiators who showed up at the CompuServe meeting rather than the ones who showed up at the [Bob Dylan] meeting.”

“News of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s third indictment led front pages around the world on Wednesday.”

“Twitter Blue subscribers recently started noticing the ‘hide your blue checkmark’ option on the web and in mobile apps, offering the ability to hide that they’re paying for Twitter and avoid memes about how this mf paid for twitter.”

“The Atlantic will co-produce the show, which will be renamed ‘Washington Week With The Atlantic.’ The magazine will cover some of the costs and help to sell sponsorships.”

“As these crises continue to unfold, these strong segments demonstrate how future reporting needs to evolve to adequately articulate the realities of human-induced climate change — but they should become the rule, not the exception.”

“Since the exit of editor-in-chief Maer Roshan, who steered the magazine into buzzy, hard-edged journalism and a greater social-media presence, our sources complained the mag has begun to blur the lines between editorial and advertising, especially to promote the interests of the famed attorney duo and their publisher.”

“Big online names in news, such as HuffPost senior editor Phil Lewis, have had consistently high engagement rates on their posts on major breaking events. Many online news publications have also had success on the platform, but not nearly as much as on other platforms — Reuters, for example, has over 523,000 followers on Threads compared to a staggering 25.7 million followers on Twitter.”

“Making new rules for AI developers — whether in the form of voluntary standards, binding regulations from existing agencies, new laws passed by Congress, or international agreements binding several countries — is by far the most crowded space here, the most consequential, and the most contested.”