Isha Verma
Do We Still Value the Arts? What the Debate Misses
A recurring online argument insists society has stopped respecting the arts. The feeling is real, but the full picture is more hopeful, and it explains why art schools and museums are pushing outreach harder.
Why ‘Full-Time Monday’ RTO Stories Keep Going Viral
A single ‘okay, you got it’ reply to a full-time office mandate racked up 40,000 upvotes. These viral RTO stories keep spreading for a reason, and it says more about trust than about desks.
Astra’s ‘AGI’ Label and the Fight Over the Word
Calling a model ‘AGI’ is a marketing choice, not a technical fact. Astra’s launch reignited the fight over the term. Here’s what AGI actually means, why the label is contested, and what developers found.
The 2026 Full-Time Return-to-Office Push, by the Numbers
Full-time office is back with force in 2026. More than half of the Fortune 100 now require five days a week. Here’s how big the shift is, which companies are driving it, and why pushback has cooled.
Sanders’ AI Safety Bill: Prison Time and Pushback
A new bill would ban superintelligent AI and threaten developers with up to 20 years in prison. Here’s what the Sanders proposal actually says, and why the AI industry is pushing back hard.
Mistral’s Series D and Europe’s Fast-Growing AI Race
Mistral’s record Series D confirms Europe has a real AI race now. But the race Europe is running is not the one most people assume, and that changes how founders and investors should read it.