Rebecca Rosen

Washington, D.C.

Senior Editor at The Atlantic

Legal editor at @TheAtlantic. I also edit Dear Therapist in my spare time.

Articles

Should we consider a “three strikes and you’re in” rule in general practice?

2 months ago | bmj.com | Rebecca Rosen |Nuffield Trust

Rebecca Rosen, general practitioner and senior associate1Nuffield TrustGeneral practice is changing fast. There is an abundance of digital technology supporting many new service delivery models.1 The NHS App is increasingly used to access GP services. Almost 40 000 new “direct patient care” staff, such as paramedics, physician associates and care navigators, have been recruited through the alternative roles reimbursement scheme (ARRS).
Balancing Brand Safety With AI's Benefits

Dec 5, 2024 | mediapost.com | Rebecca Rosen

Every few days we hear about an impressive new AI tool in the headlines or our inboxes. Recent advances in AI, coupled with user-friendly interfaces, have led to widespread adoption: McKinsey found that 79% of organizational employees have tried generative AI tools, resulting in a proliferation of AI-generated content.
Balancing Brand Safety With AI's Benefits

Sep 4, 2024 | mediapost.com | Rebecca Rosen

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The Law as Justice Gorsuch Sees It

Aug 5, 2024 | msn.com | Rebecca Rosen

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Why Justice Gorsuch Thinks America Has Too Many Laws

Aug 5, 2024 | theatlantic.com | Rebecca Rosen

During his Supreme Court confirmation hearing, in March 2017, Neil Gorsuch laid out his views on what makes for a “good” judge. “My personal views,” he said, “belong over here,” and he gestured to his right. “I leave those at home.”But of course he does have personal views—ones that are quite deeply felt.
The Law as Justice Gorsuch Sees It

Aug 5, 2024 | rsn.org | Rebecca Rosen

In an interview with The Atlantic, Neil Gorsuch discusses his dream of a legal system that falls closer to the “golden mean”—not too much law, but not too little either. During his Supreme Court confirmation hearing, in March 2017, Neil Gorsuch laid out his views on what makes for a “good” judge. “My personal views,” he said, “belong over here,” and he gestured to his right. “I leave those at home.” But of course he does have personal views—ones that are quite deeply felt.
REVIEW: ‘Block Pass’ (2024) Effectively Explores the Treacherous Tracks of Adolescence

Jun 13, 2024 | flipscreened.com | Rebecca Rosen |Hayley Paskevich

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 3.5 out of 5. “Chevrollier’s effervescent debut is an immersive coming-of-age tale”Both on and off screen, the allure of motorcycles extends beyond mere practicality and transportation. Besides conveying a sense of liberation from the constraints of everyday life, they can create a sense of belonging and companionship for the ones riding them.
Kyle Gunn Archives

Apr 30, 2024 | taskandpurpose.com | Kyle Gunn |Jared Keller |Rebecca Rosen

Kyle started with Task & Purpose in April of 2021, and since then has actually taken social media seriously despite all the jokes. Since he started, he has grown the following on all social platforms, started new brands to reach new audiences, and also dabbled in video to bring our stories to more readers in a different medium. He enjoys taking the voice of Task & Purpose and putting it on social media for all to see and also interacting with all the readers, even the negative ones.
Balancing Brand Safety With AI's Benefits

Mar 27, 2024 | mediapost.com | Rebecca Rosen

by Rebecca Rosen , 72 minutes ago Every few days we hear about an impressive new AI tool in the headlines or our inboxes. Recent advances in AI, coupled with user-friendly interfaces. have led to widespread adoption: McKinsey foundthat 79% of organizational employees have tried generative AI tools, resulting in a proliferation of AI-generated content.
How is technology changing clinician-patient relationships?

Mar 8, 2024 | bmj.com | Rebecca Rosen |Nuffield Trust

Rebecca Rosen, senior fellow Nuffield Trust We must work with patients to understand how AI impacts on their care, says Rebecca Rosen The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare is expanding quickly with clinical, administrative, and patient facing uses emerging in many specialties.1 Research on the effectiveness of AI in healthcare is generally weak, but evidence of AI improving doctor’s diagnostic decisions is emerging for some focused clinical applications, including...