Writing on art, music, and other things.
The connections were always there, they just weren't as visible.
Tennyson's line is true for most people and false for a sizable minority, and we hand it to the minority anyway. What the research on grief, widowhood, and never having loved actually shows.
48 million American adults read at or below a third-grade level, a gap that costs the US economy an estimated $2.2 trillion a year.
Five gigawatt AI campuses are coming online this year. Together they draw as much power as a quarter of every data center built in America before them.
Visualizations, museum data, and a real accessibility pass. What's shipped so far on Ellsworth, my AI-powered art history project.
A 1M token context window fundamentally changes how AI can process information. Here's why it matters.
How a clinical trial actually works, from first hypothesis to final approval.
My graduate thesis on communication, emotion, and text: the psychology of ELIZA (1966) and the love letters of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
