Kathryn Tully

New York

Journalist and Editor at Freelance

Arts & finance journalist & editor. Covering the art market + funding climate & nature solutions. My art investment newsletter: https://t.co/nU2aSbmsN2

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Articles

The Effective Altruism Movement: Hopes and Pitfalls of Doing the Most Good

Dec 3, 2024 | finance.yahoo.com | Kathryn Tully

By October 2022, crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX Foundation and FTX Future Fund had given $140 million to charity. It was a huge windfall for effective altruism, a 21st-century movement that takes a utilitarian approach to philanthropy—encouraging individuals to do the most good by donating to cost-effective causes. One month later, FTX imploded, and “SBF” became the poster boy for unfettered greed, leaving his EA beneficiaries in crisis.
Impact & Philanthropy

Dec 3, 2024 | worth.com | Kathryn Tully |James Chen |Emily Schwartz Greco |James W.Lintott

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Does Effective Altruism Still Work?

Apr 8, 2024 | s45834.pcdn.co | Kathryn Tully

By October 2022, crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX Foundation and FTX Future Fund had given $140 million to charity. It was a huge windfall for effective altruism, a 21st-century movement that takes a utilitarian approach to philanthropy—encouraging individuals to do the most good by donating to cost-effective causes. One month later, FTX imploded, and “SBF” became the poster boy for unfettered greed, leaving his EA beneficiaries in crisis.
Brian Merchant's Obsession With Technological Dystopias

Jan 11, 2024 | worth.com | Jason Allen Ashlock |Kathryn Tully |Kirsten Cluthe |Cait Bazemore

History is bunk, Henry Ford famously quipped. Though no one can claim to know precisely what he intended by the phrase—Ford was notoriously slippery in his rhetoric—one can approximate his meaning. Why would a brutal capitalist and ingenious technologist find much value in the baggage of the past when the machine-fueled future promised such glory and treasure? The kind of creeping techno-fascism now emerging from the cracks of our social foundation thrives on such Fordian forgetfulness.
The Best Private Jet Cards and Membership Programs

Jan 3, 2024 | worth.com | Doug Gollan |Kathryn Tully |Cait Bazemore |Kirsten Cluthe

Private jet card flight providers may issue glossy brochures with mom and dad at the little one’s soccer game and fluffy happily romping up the stairs to the airplane. But when you join, your flying is governed by contracts with fine print that often go on for dozens of pages. A single sentence on page 18 can impact how and when you can fly and how much you will pay for certain types of trips. What’s more, the rules of the programs often change with little or no notice.
Ella Funt's Journey From Disco to Natural Wine Bar

Jan 2, 2024 | worth.com | Jonathan Russo |Deborah Grayson |Kathryn Tully |Cait Bazemore

Few neighborhoods in America possess as much cultural importance as New York City’s East Village. Its historical roots run deep—Peter Stuyvesant, the New Amsterdam colony’s first official, lived on Bowery. Later centuries saw wave after wave of immigrants move to the area; and in the sixties, venues like the Filmore East, a stage for Jimmy Hendrix and The Grateful Dead, made it a mecca for the counterculture, hippie lifestyle.
How to Pick the Right Private Jet Pricing Plan

Dec 28, 2023 | worth.com | Doug Gollan |Kathryn Tully |Cait Bazemore |Kirsten Cluthe

After you decide to fly private, you’ll have to decide on the service plan that works best for you. Two of the key elements to consider are the type of pricing and where it applies (the primary and extended service areas). Today, let’s focus on pricing. Private jet plans go by various names—jet cards, memberships, clubs, or programs. But the differences in plans have more to do with what the providers choose to offer than the terms they use to market their offerings.
Take This to HR: Remote Work Is Good for the Climate

Dec 21, 2023 | worth.com | Kristen Pope |Kathryn Tully |Cait Bazemore |Eva Crouse

Driving into the office used to be a normal part of the workday. Sipping coffee from a travel mug and turning up the radio or audiobook while sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic was a daily ritual. The COVID-19 pandemic changed that, and now many employees and companies are embracing remote and hybrid work. And that can sharply reduce their carbon footprints.
Is AI-generated Art Museum Worthy?

Dec 13, 2023 | worth.com | Kathryn Tully |Gabrielle Doré

For some people, “Unsupervised —Machine Hallucinations— MoMA, 2022” is a mesmerizing, profoundly beautiful and constantly evolving new art form. For others, like art critic Jerry Saltz, it’s derivative, digital merriment, akin to a massive techno lava lamp. For “Unsupervised,” Refik Anadol, a Turkish American artist, trained a machine learning model to interpret and reimagine data on all the art in MoMA’s collection.
10 Best Luxury Sport Watches

Dec 11, 2023 | worth.com | Cait Bazemore |Kathryn Tully |Eva Crouse |Sarah Powless

One of the most popular categories of timepieces today is arguably the luxury sport watch. Thanks to their mix of practical functions and high-end materials, they can easily be dressed up or down in a world where playing with high and low elements is increasingly en vogue (think of a classic power suit with the button down swapped for a tee or loafers swapped for leather sneakers).