Erasures of handwritten notes taken at a job investigating workers' compensation claims in the insurance fraud industry

Founders can make or break a company, and getting over oneself is the key.

A senior scholar at the National Academy of Engineering explains why human error is a symptom—not the reason—for most safety failures

The challenge is that there’s no finish line

In Burn Book, Kara Swisher looks back at a journalism career close to—and critical of—power. To what end?

The economics of CleanTok and making domestic labor public

The University of Maryland professor and Microsoft principal researcher on why we should stop worrying about autonomous AI systems and start thinking more about building systems that help people

On labor in Las Vegas and the true costs of the Super Bowl

If you’re feeling nervous, it’s probably for a good reason