Gemini and I had quite the convo. Read it here:.

RT @AdrienneLaF: Schools and parents are really not ready for what’s already here. Must-read @LilaShroff:.

My latest for @TheAtlantic here:.

This is all to say: A new era of hyper-personalized chatbots is fast arriving, and Google, with its colossal data empire in tow, is particularly well positioned to lead the way.

Google knows it's sitting on a gold mine. At Google I/O, @joshwoodward spoke about making Gemini more personal and proactive:

Gemini also knows me so much better than other chatbots:

I recently turned on Google AI Pro and was startled by how well Gemini can write in my own voice:

"I was neither moved nor sad nor pensive, just aware of the fact that my body and mind exist in a tenuous zizz somewhere between life, death, and computers." . great @ibogost on the Velvet Sundown .

I ate the equivalent of 31 eggs' worth of protein for this story:.

RT @jasminewsun: I'm in @WSJ today writing about vibe-coding and home-cooked apps :). excited about shifting to world where software is som….

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I joined @CNNThisMorning to talk about my latest piece for @TheAtlantic with @AudieCornish. We talked about all the deals AI companies are offering college students—and what they indicate about the future of AI.

Remember the Millennial Lifestyle Subsidy? It’s back. But instead of cheap Ubers, Gen Z gets free SuperGrok. My latest:.

Interestingly, JFK once led a national health campaign of his own:

I wrote about RFK Jr.'s misguided nostalgia:

I wrote about the current attack on the CFPB and what it could mean for everyday Americans: .

Musk and others are on a campaign to delegitimize Wikipedia. What happens if they succeed? I wrote about it here: .

I wrote about how LA’s fire GoFundMes tell individual stories of loss—decades of artwork erased, tenderly planted fruit trees flattened. But they also point to a second tragedy: that of a financial system ill-equipped to handle the fallout of disaster.

RT @hanamkiros: TikTok might actually get banned in the US! But we’ll still be living in the world the app created. (It'll just be worse.)….

The feature also occasionally gets things very wrong. And when AI hallucinates about your personal life—the summaries are prone to falsely suggesting that people are dead—the effect is quite jarring.