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AI is far more empowering than the web ever was

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One of the earliest researchers to analyze the prospect of powerful Artificial Intelligence warns of a bleak scenario

A TIME investigation reveals the difficult conditions faced by the workers who made ChatGPT possible

The 16-year-old from Sweden has become a powerful advocate for climate change

Find out why Greta Thunberg is on this year’s TIME 100 list

The singer on why she produced a documentary on undocumented immigration

There are lessons—and warnings—we can derive from the global refugee situation.

Imagining the worst that can happen through dedicated 'worry time’ can help stop anxiety in its tracks.

«In scientific terms, that exercise is called imaginal exposure, or “facing the thing you’re most afraid of” by summoning it in your mind»

Column: Wildfires, record-breaking heat waves, and dangerous air quality are causing increased climate anxiety.

Overtalkers are everywhere, but there are benefits to keeping your mouth shut

Psychologist Laurie Santos teaches Yale’s most popular course on the science of happiness

«“Natural selection isn’t into us being happy,” Santos says. “It would [prefer] we drove ourselves into the ground trying to survive, reproduce, and get the most resources. It’s not in it for joy.”»

Ukraine and its leader seemed to transcend their roles as victims of Russia's aggression

The grim machine that Putin has created will outlast him

See what made TIME's list of the 100 best movies of the past 100 years

Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig take us behind the scenes of the most anticipated movie of the summer.

The movement young women in Iran are leading is educated, liberal, secular, raised on higher expectations, and desperate for normality

Philanthropist Melinda Gates explains why now is the time to push for equality.

Groundbreaking innovations that are making the world better, smarter and a little more fun

Musk became the figure everyone was looking for, but the answers we really need will come from collective action, writes Paris Marx

«expects demand for battery minerals to soar by 2040, including up to 2,100 percent for cobalt and 4,200 percent for lithium.»

Vitalik Buterin dreamed up the blockchain technology for uses beyond currency. Now he's fighting to fix the industry

It’s the first time a major city has attempted to put doughnut theory into action on a local level

Groundbreaking innovations that are making the world better, smarter and a little more fun