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The Technological Condition

How do our tools transform us?

Read the Editors’ Introduction
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Online Exclusive | May 29, 2026

May 29, 2026

  • Clare Coffey

The Future Belongs to Those Who Resist It

Magnifica Humanitas is an inspiring invitation. But its focus on war, unemployment, and oligarchy misses the more insidious threat: that AI will turn the human experience itself into slop.

Clare Coffey

Online Exclusive | May 27, 2026

May 27, 2026

  • Yuval Levin

Idols of the Valley

Pope Leo's wise but frustrating first missive on AI

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Review | April 16, 2026

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  • Nicholas Carr

Operation Gaslight

Do you feel less manipulated by the information state than you did two years ago?

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Essay | Spring 2026

Spring 2026

  • Michael Toscano

It’s Time to Regulate

Big Tech moved fast and broke things. Now is the moment for Americans to step up and govern.

Michael Toscano

Essay | Spring 2026

Spring 2026

  • Robert Mariani

Vibing in the Ruins

What happens when the middle-class bargain breaks and online life escapes into the real world

Robert Mariani

Essay | Spring 2026

Spring 2026

  • Meg Leta Jones

‘Teen Consent’ Is Not a Solution to Social Media

The popular concept makes sense for nobody — except tech companies.

Meg Leta Jones

Essay | Winter 2026

Winter 2026

  • Roy Heidelberg

You Can’t Work the Robo-Ref

Baseball’s new automated ump means there’s no one left to blame for bad calls.

Roy Heidelberg

Review | Winter 2026

Winter 2026

  • Charles Carman

The Cassandra of ‘The Machine’

Paul Kingsnorth’s critique of technologized modernity is frustratingly broad. That doesn’t mean he’s wrong.

Charles Carman

Essay | Winter 2026

Winter 2026

  • Clare Coffey

Where’s the Thrill in the Enhanced Games?

The new doped Olympics are not about what we can do but what tech titans can do to us.

Clare Coffey

Essay | Winter 2026

Winter 2026

  • Robert Mariani

American Diner Gothic

In the 2020s, the weird soul of placeless America is being born on Discord servers.

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