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Sep

Note: ‘HM’

111 MHz: ‘HM.’ The electric guitarist and free jazz exponent Wendy Eisenberg, mostly known for her work with the Bill
23
Sep

Note: Sweden’s old-new right

Sweden’s old-new right. Last week, the government in Stockholm presented its budget proposal for the coming year, which includes
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19
Sep

Note: Who votes in America?

Who votes in America? It’s election season in the United States, and American journalists are once again putting a
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19
Sep

Note: ‘Tower of Cloud’

111 MHz: ‘Tower of Cloud.’ This track, from the Japanese vibraphonist and marimba player Masayoshi Fujita, lets a synthesizer open
19
Sep
Showing up

Showing up

Who votes in America? Jan Leighley on what’s constant, what’s changing, what’s known, and what’s unknown about the U.S. electorate.
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18
Sep

Note: A waiting game in Tehran

A waiting game in Tehran. Speaking at a news conference with domestic and foreign journalists for more than two hours,
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17
Sep

Note: A question for the chatbot

A question for the chatbot. I expect you remember first hearing about ChatGPT-3 in late 2022. You might also remember
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17
Sep

Note: ‘Introit’

111 MHz: ‘Introit.’ The Australian drummer and composer Laurence Pike is back with a post-Covid requiem that blends chorus (in
17
Sep
The big spend

The big spend

What’s behind the growing skepticism about AI? Daron Acemoglu on excesses of enthusiasm, returns on investment, and the distinctive nature of human reasoning.
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16
Sep

Note: The resurgence of child poverty in America

The resurgence of child poverty in America. Last week, the United States Census Bureau published its latest accounting of the
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