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In a recent New Yorker review of Matt Richtel’s new book, How We Grow Up, Molly Fischer effectively summarizes the current debate about the impact…

Last fall, I published a New Yorker essay titled, “What Kind of Writer is ChatGPT?”. My goal for the piece…

One of the topics I’ve returned to repeatedly in my work is the intersection of smartphones and children (see, for…

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Going back to school as an adult can be an incredible experience that leads to career…

A few days ago, I went to Disneyland. I had been invited to Anaheim to give a speech about my…

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. We all know that tests can be hard. Obviously. But for many students, the real reason…

Last month, Anthropic released a safety report about one of its most powerful chatbots, Claude Opus 4. The report attracted…

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. A personal operating system is a set of habits, routines, processes, tools and self-maintenance strategies that…

In the spring of 2019, while on tour for my book Digital Minimalism, I stopped by the Manhattan production offices…

Over the past four years, a remarkable story has been quietly unfolding in the knowledge sector: a growing interest in…