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 What is ChatGPT? And will it steal our jobs?
Context · Adam Smith
The artificial intelligence text generator is being hailed as the future of work, but not everyone is convinced.
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 Why Google is facing its most serious antitrust challenge to date
The Verge · Casey Newton
The U.S. government is coming after the company’s ad business — and it might win.
 The AP interview: Pope on guns, China, homosexuality and more
Associated Press · Nicole Winfield
Pope Francis lamented that the use of guns by civilians to defend themselves is becoming a “habit.”
 Earth’s inner core is slowing down — and the length of a day may change as a result
Salon · Matthew Rozsa
What this means for life on the surface.
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 1 in 4 teachers altering lesson plans due to anti-critical race theory laws
The 74 · Asher Lehrer-Small
First study of its kind reveals educators actively avoiding topics that parents or officials may deem controversial.
 Teacher’s mental health check-in chart catches on around the world
ABC News · Nicole Pelletiere
A teacher has come up with a clever idea to ensure her students have a safe place to share their feelings.
 Why news literacy is important
Inside Flipboard · Carl Sullivan
How do we help all citizens, young and old, discern what’s factual in our fast-evolving media environment?
 Do you use these words when you apologize? Time to stop, researchers say
NPR · Erika Ryan and Mary Louise Kelly
The power of apologies and the best way to tell someone you’re sorry.
 The murky, salty mystery of Worcestershire sauce
Epicurious · Matthew Zuras
The peppery sauce may be wildly popular, but its ingredient list and origin story are shrouded in secrecy.
 Did Sophia Loren say ‘Everything you see I owe to spaghetti’?
Snopes · David Emery
The quote frequently makes the rounds on social media.
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