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Why America isn’t walkable
Why America isn’t walkable

A plan to end pedestrian deaths worked in Europe – why has it failed here? Rachel Weiner, local transportation reporter for The Washington Post, join…

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The historic sentence that still defines America
The historic sentence that still defines America

Walter Isaacson joins host Krys Boyd to discuss how one sentence in the Declaration of Independence set out a promise of America. Learn about your ad…

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You might be paying Amazon’s power bill
You might be paying Amazon’s power bill

Big tech pretty much runs our lives; will these companies one day own power grids, too? Karen Weise, technology correspondent for The New York Times,…

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Would you go to an A.I. doctor?
Would you go to an A.I. doctor?

Your doctor might take weeks to diagnose a complicated set of symptoms when A.I. can do it in seconds. Dhruv Khullar is a physician and contributing …

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A.I. is writing obits now
A.I. is writing obits now

When a loved one passes away, it can be difficult to find the right words. Enter A.I. Drew Harwell is a technology reporter for The Washington Post, …

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How A.I. is getting in the way of real learning
How A.I. is getting in the way of real learning

College students sometimes get in trouble for using A.I. to complete assignments, but is there a way to use it as a teaching tool? Clay Shirky, vice …

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When will A.I. want to kill us?
When will A.I. want to kill us?

A.I. is becoming smarter without much help from humans, and that should worry us all. Nate Soares, president of Machine Intelligence Research Institu…

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Why we haven’t fixed the racial wealth gap
Why we haven’t fixed the racial wealth gap

Much of America’s racial wealth gap can be traced to economic policies dating back decades and even centuries. Mehrsa Baradaran is professor of law a…

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Resisting the post-truth society
Resisting the post-truth society

We may live in a post-truth society, but facts can still be verified. Michael Shermer is publisher of Skeptic magazine, the executive director of the…

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One more reason we can’t talk to strangers
One more reason we can’t talk to strangers

There was a time when people gathered around the watercooler to gab about the hottest show, but these days it might be tough to find a coworker who’s…

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