Kissinger: A.I. Machines Won’t ‘Think’
Unlike us, artificial-intelligence machines will always be two-dimensional things, not actual beings.
Science & Tech
Senate Votes to Preserve Net-Neutrality Rules
In a largely symbolic show of displeasure with the Trump administration's repeal of the rules, Democrats were joined by a handful of Republican colleagues.
Twitter to Limit Visibility of Tweets from Bad Actors
The changes are the latest in a series of reforms the platform has implemented in recent months.
The Conservative Case for Breaking Up Monopolies Such as Google and Facebook
There is a strong Republican antitrust tradition.
The Push Is on For Elderly Assisted Suicide
We must prevent this agenda from advancing beyond the six states and D.C. that have legalized assisted suicide for the terminally ill.
Report: Leak Exposed More Than 3 Million Facebook Users’ Data
The data, which included responses to intimate personal questions, was left unguarded on an easily accessible website for four years.
Transhumanism: A Wail of Despair in the Night
Its promise of a kind of immortality is an ersatz version of Christian hope for a resurrection in a glorified body.
Stop Complaining about Twitter — Just Leave It
Twitter does not represent a vast cultural wave coming to sweep us all away; it’s merely an aggregator of venom.
Media Feeding Frenzy as Goodall Commits Assisted Suicide
Australian scientist David Goodall has committed assisted suicide at a Swiss death clinic, and the media are swooning.
Time for Facebook to Get Serious about Tackling Anti-Conservative Bias
High-priced lawyers and a PR blitz aren’t nearly enough to fix the problem.