AI Safety and Cybersecurity Should Be Allies. Instead, They’re at Odds

AI Safety and Cybersecurity Should Be Allies. Instead, They’re at Odds

Much of what’s known about the Hugging Face incident comes from an investigation by Redwood Research and METR, two organizations affiliated with the AI safety community. Critics argue that has skewed the narrative, as their investigation focused more on what AI did than the surrounding security infrastructure. Chris Painter, METR’s president, says the organization tries…

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Why You Should Turn Your Walk Into a Color Hunt

Why You Should Turn Your Walk Into a Color Hunt

Take your usual walk—and see what you’ve been missing Once you’ve settled on a color, head outside and see where it turns up. You don’t need a picturesque trail or a neighborhood full of flower gardens. Campbell encourages people who think their surroundings are too gray to give it a try anyway: Color can pop…

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Alberta Voted to Stay in Canada. That Doesn’t Quite Settle the Separatist Debate

Alberta Voted to Stay in Canada. That Doesn’t Quite Settle the Separatist Debate

Why did Alberta hold this referendum? Alberta is an oil-rich province; mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction made up about a quarter of the province’s GDP in 2025. But Albertans have expressed dissatisfaction with the level of support the industry has received from Ottawa, criticizing the federal government for blocking pipeline projects, among other…

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Vance Declines to Endorse Netanyahu for Re-Election, Breaking With Trump

Vance Declines to Endorse Netanyahu for Re-Election, Breaking With Trump

While Vance has said his focus is on American candidates ahead of the U.S. midterms, he has previously campaigned avidly overseas. Vance’s campaigning for international candidates Vance traveled to Hungary in April ahead of parliamentary elections as the Trump Administration put its full support behind then-Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who was up for re-election against…

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Prince Harry insists he wants to reconcile with Prince William — but claims ‘some people don’t want to’ resolve issues

Prince Harry insists he wants to reconcile with Prince William — but claims ‘some people don’t want to’ resolve issues

Prince Harry insisted that he wants to reconcile with his brother, Prince William, but noted that “some people don’t want” their family issues to work out. “I want it to work out. Of course I do,” the Duke of Sussex said in an interview with GQ published Tuesday. “With everything else that’s going on in…

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Sacha Baron Cohen on the Power of Satire

Sacha Baron Cohen on the Power of Satire

We are once again entering an age of “virtuous” violence, where any atrocity—by racists, Jew ­haters, or Islamophobes, the right or the left—can be somehow justified. It is not a place any of us should want to live. Where, then, do we go from here? In a world where social media and AI hypercharge lies,…

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Offbeat Thriller ‘Phony’ Is Something Genuinely New on TV

Offbeat Thriller ‘Phony’ Is Something Genuinely New on TV

Connie Britton and Sam Nivola in Phony —David Astorga—Disney The protagonist of Phony, a delightfully genre-defying Hulu series best miscategorized as a thriller, is the kind of teenage boy any mother would brag about. Played by Sam Nivola, who’s best known for portraying gentle sons of privilege in The White Lotus and The Perfect Couple,…

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What It Takes for a Paris Hotel to Earn France’s Elite Palace Distinction

What It Takes for a Paris Hotel to Earn France’s Elite Palace Distinction

Hôtel Plaza Athénée. Masahiko TAKEDA Paris is a city brimming with five-star accommodations, but just 13 of the French capital’s luxury hotels currently hold the country’s elite Palace distinction. This official decree was created by the French Ministry of Tourism in 2010, recognizing an exclusive collection of hotels that reflect the highest standards of service,…

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