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The Technological Condition

How do our tools transform us?

Read the Editors’ Introduction
Robotics •
Internet •
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Manual Competence •
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Biotechnology •
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Online Exclusive | June 16, 2026

June 16, 2026

  • Luke Burgis

How to Become a Person After Smartphones Have Rotted Your Brain

Three prescriptions

Luke Burgis

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

Yuval Levin

Review | Summer 2026

Summer 2026

  • Matt Elmore

Why Is Digital Freedom Making Us Exhausted and Sad?

From “The Burnout Society” to “The Tonality of Thought,” tech philosopher Byung-Chul Han’s ultra-short books reveal why online liberation has felt more like voluntary captivity.

Matt Elmore

Essay | Summer 2026

Summer 2026

  • Brad East

You Don’t Have to Use AI

The case for the Bartleby Option

Brad East

Essay | Summer 2026

Summer 2026

  • Lawrence Lazarus

The Big Drift: An AI Scenario

Whether or not you keep your job, the meaning of work will never be the same.

Lawrence Lazarus

Essay | Summer 2026

Summer 2026

  • Jarett Malouf

Stack Underflow: Losing the Craft of Coding

Software engineers are now Claude Code managers. But how can I manage what I’m forgetting how to do myself?

Jarett Malouf

Essay | Summer 2026

Summer 2026

  • John Ehrett

The Tech–Trad Alliance: R.I.P. (2025⁠–⁠2025)

In the Trump 2.0 coalition, Big Tech is in the driver’s seat and social conservatives have been taken for a ride.

John Ehrett

Essay | Summer 2026

Summer 2026

  • John Fechtel

Is Your Embryo Harvard Material?

Embryo screening startups like Herasight pressure parents to help kids compete from the very first moments of life.

John Fechtel

Essay | Summer 2026

Summer 2026

  • Richard A. Greenwald

Pitch Decks Are Eating the World

Startup lingo has colonized American life. Politicians “iterate.” Think tanks “pivot.” Cities hire “Chief Innovation Officers.” We all “scale” and “optimize.” And tech founders look at the inheritance of civilization and see a legacy codebase overdue for refactoring.

Richard A. Greenwald

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