Submissions from economist.com

		The 11-year-old Ukrainian YouTuber snapping at MrBeast's heels (economist.com)
		3 points by _tk_ 76 days ago \| past
		Can Tim Cook stop Apple going the same way as Nokia? (economist.com)
		1 point by samizdis 77 days ago \| past
		A historical guide to surviving and thriving in the court of Trump (economist.com)
		4 points by nabla9 77 days ago \| past
		How old are the Dead Sea Scrolls? An AI model can help (economist.com)
		2 points by MukundMohanK 79 days ago \| past
		The reason Indians are lost (economist.com)
		5 points by RestlessMind 79 days ago \| past \| 2 comments
		Trump thinks Americans consume too much. He has a point (economist.com)
		9 points by mastazi 79 days ago \| past \| 2 comments
		Dreams of improving the human race are no longer science fiction (economist.com)
		25 points by rbanffy 79 days ago \| past \| 32 comments
		A leaderless NASA faces its biggest-ever cuts (economist.com)
		70 points by libraryofbabel 79 days ago \| past \| 65 comments
		What the failure of a superstar student reveals about economics (economist.com)
		4 points by georgecmu 79 days ago \| past
		AI agents are turning Salesforce and SAP into rivals (economist.com)
		1 point by petethomas 80 days ago \| past
		A short history of Greenland, in six maps (economist.com)
		2 points by bookofjoe 80 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		SCOTUSbot, our AI tool to predict Supreme Court rulings (economist.com)
		2 points by cvoss 80 days ago \| past
		How much coffee is too much? (economist.com)
		2 points by Brajeshwar 85 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		The Uber of the Underworld (economist.com)
		3 points by DyslexicAtheist 85 days ago \| past
		Can AI be trusted in schools? (economist.com)
		2 points by Anon84 85 days ago \| past
		What on Earth Is What3words (economist.com)
		3 points by actinium226 85 days ago \| past
		There is an "imminent" threat to Taiwan, America warns (economist.com)
		6 points by Ozarkian 86 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		The decoding of ancient Roman scrolls is speeding up (economist.com)
		4 points by helsinkiandrew 87 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		American finance, always unique, is now uniquely dangerous (economist.com)
		4 points by petethomas 87 days ago \| past
		The MAGA revolution threatens Boston, America's most innovative place (economist.com)
		23 points by loughnane 87 days ago \| past \| 5 comments
		California has got good at building giant batteries (economist.com)
		116 points by chiffre01 87 days ago \| past \| 169 comments
		Elon Musk's plans to go to Mars next year are toast (economist.com)
		15 points by jawiggins 87 days ago \| past \| 7 comments
		The Myths of Corporate Innovation (economist.com)
		1 point by mooreds 88 days ago \| past
		If India chokes less, it will fry more (economist.com)
		4 points by e-brake 88 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Why AI hasn't taken your job – And any jobs-pocalypse seems a long way off (economist.com)
		32 points by helsinkiandrew 3 months ago \| past \| 51 comments
		Graham Hancock became conspiracy theorists' favourite historian (economist.com)
		2 points by Anon84 3 months ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Britain's police are restricting speech in worrying ways (economist.com)
		149 points by gorwell 3 months ago \| past \| 170 comments
		What the failure of a superstar student reveals about economics (economist.com)
		6 points by helsinkiandrew 3 months ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Welcome to the AI Trough of Disillusionment (economist.com)
		3 points by helsinkiandrew 3 months ago \| past \| 3 comments
		Sam Altman is a visionary with a trustworthiness problem (economist.com)
		5 points by rurp 3 months ago \| past \| 3 comments
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