
Dylan Matthews
Senior Correspondent and Lead Writer at Vox
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4 days ago |
vox.com | Dylan Matthews
Below is a graph showing a trend that exploded during the 2020s:What is this depicting? Compute use for AI? Crispr gene edits per year? No, this is another, much less-known example of massive growth these past several years. This is a chart of the number of pancreases (or, to use the correct plural, “pancreata”) collected each year from dead bodies in the US for research purposes:How this happened is no mystery.
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2 weeks ago |
vox.com | Dylan Matthews
I’m writing this on a plane back to Washington, DC, from a conference in the Bay Area, the land of tomorrow. While the conference wasn’t about AI, this is the Bay Area, and thus roughly 90 percent of conversations were about AI. It is hard to overstate the scale of the gap between the cultures of the Bay Area and DC on this topic.
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3 weeks ago |
vox.com | Dylan Matthews
To pass a law in the United States, you need to jump through a lot of hurdles. A bill has to first clear a committee in the House or Senate. (In the case of Republicans’ tax legislation this year, its components had to clear 11 different committees.) The House Rules Committee has to agree for it to come to the floor for a vote. It has to pass that vote.
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1 month ago |
vox.com | Dylan Matthews
Politics, you will notice, has gotten extremely weird. To some degree, of course, this is Donald Trump’s fault. No other president has seen the first part of their term defined by a fight over whether the federal government can send people living in the US to a prison in El Salvador with no due process. No other modern president has decided to ignore decades of settled economic and political wisdom and institute the biggest tariffs since the Hoover administration.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Dylan Matthews
Politics, you will notice, has gotten extremely weird. To some degree, of course, this is Donald Trump’s fault. No other president has seen the first part of their term defined by a fight over whether the federal government can send people living in the US to a prison in El Salvador with no due process. No other modern president has decided to ignore decades of settled economic and political wisdom and institute the biggest tariffs since the Hoover administration.
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