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Google Fires Engineer Who Claims Its A.I. Is Conscious

The engineer, Blake Lemoine, contends that the company’s language model has a soul. The company denies that and says he violated its security policies.  » mehr lesen

Luxury Rental Buildings Take ‘Working From Home’ to the Next Level

Developers are adding professional office spaces to the list of amenities in their mostly new buildings in cities around the country.  » mehr lesen

Geling Yan Says a Movie Fails to Credit Her. The Film World Shrugs.

Geling Yan says that she is owed a screen credit for the Chinese film “One Second” — and that companies bringing it to Western audiences are complicit in censoring her.  » mehr lesen

China Evergrande C.E.O. Resigns After Loans Come Under Scrutiny

The resignation was the latest setback for the embattled Chinese property developer, which is expected to announce a plan to restructure its debt of more than $300 billion.  » mehr lesen

In Japan, Abe Suspect’s Grudge Against Unification Church Is a Familiar One

The man accused of killing Shinzo Abe said his mother’s huge donations to the church bankrupted his family. Many others in Japan have similar stories.  » mehr lesen

Solving the Housing Crisis Means Building When No One Is Buying

Right now, builders have too many homes and not enough people to sell them to. In the long term, the United States has the opposite problem: Not enough houses for all the...

Sean Kelly, Early National Lampoon Troublemaker, Dies at 81

He helped set the magazine’s irreverent tone with his pitch-perfect parodies. He also wrote lyrics for the Off Broadway Lampoon show “Lemmings.”  » mehr lesen

America’s Safety Net for Workers Hurt by Globalization Is Falling Apart

A 60-year-old program that provides retraining to workers whose jobs are eliminated because of foreign competition has expired, leaving many at risk.  » mehr lesen

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