Originals

Every general-purpose technology made its complements richer than its creators. AI will be no exception.

From the bicycle frenzy to the dot-com boom to today's AI race, financial history is littered with bubbles. So what happens when they pop?

Meet a team taking on a daunting task: aiding people with AI-fueled delusions.

Meet the humans building the future.The American electric grid is out of inventory. The hyperscalers selling AI tokens will spend $630 billion this year and find that a heavy turbine from General Electric now ships in the 2030s. Dylan Morris, thirty, is b

Booze sales everywhere are in free fall. Not for this monk-made hooligan juice.

Award-winning wildlife photographers are choosing decade-old DSLRs over new mirrorless cameras. What matters most isn't the gear-it's fieldcraft, patience, and understanding your subject.

Science just discovered the antifreeze that makes reversible human cryonic freezing possible. The only problem is that it kills the patient. Dr. Alex Mathiasen, PhD, a 32-year-old mathematician with no lab, no chemists, an Oxford physicist co-founder and

AI researcher-engineer. Technocapital accelerationist. Entrepreneur.

By the time the rest of the world met OpenAI, Sam Altman and Ilya Sutskever had already been trying to build AGI for seven years. The future is always like this. It arrives quietly, years early, in a rented office or a borrowed lab, built by people whose