CEO of The Atlantic. Going out of business soon, since 1857.
Author of “The Running Ground: A father, a son, and the simplest of sports.”
Nicholas Thompson
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“The party is now divided between Republicans who silently tolerate Trump’s election lies and those who repeat them loudly. For a Republican of any standing to concede that Trump lost the 2020 election fairly is now almost unheard-of.”
Missy Ryan on why Trump's war in Iran may have given Democrats an opening to define their foreign policy stance. www.theatlantic.com/national-sec...
Behind the scenes, Trump is assuring allies that his plans for the $1.8b slush fund are moving forward.
He makes a great distinction between the kinds of creative problems it can and can’t solve. It can help refine and implement ideas, but for now, that’s mostly it.
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Produced by Atlantic Re:think, The Atlantic's creative marketing studio. 4/
Both things can be true:
1) The conspiracy theories about the California elections are nutty and damaging.
2) California needs to figure out how to count votes much faster.
www.theatlantic.com/politics/202...
No profession has been more disrupted by AI than coding. The entire idea of what makes a software company valuable has been thrown into flux. To make sense of where we're heading, I spoke to @ftrain.bsky.social.
He was full of insights! Here are a few that stood out. 1/ youtu.be/LQNf8v8EW_4
In some ways, AI has revealed what distinguishes good software companies. As Paul says here, “the code was never truly the hard part.” The best businesses should find a way through.
But there’s an entire swath of enterprise software that is at risk. 2/
One potential effect of commoditized code is a blurring of the lines between product managers, engineers, and designers. In fact, it’s quite easy to imagine a world where you don’t even need designers. Paul says that line of thinking is wrong. 3/
Despite insisting that a $1.776 billion “anti-weaponization” fund has been scrapped, the administration is quietly assuring allies that payout plans remain on track.
On June 12th, @smw.bsky.social will participate in a debate about the future trajectory of AI at the @cfr.org's National Conference with @theatlantic.com's @nxthompson.bsky.social and Amir Husain.
Learn more: www.cfr.org/national-pro...
Nicholas Thompson
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Denying the legitimacy of vote-counting has become party doctrine.
