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 Microsoft’s ‘Succession’-style move
TheStreet · Martin Baccardax
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has not only nabbed the sharpest mind in AI, but kept him from joining a host of other companies.
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 Is Bill Gates bad for humanity?
newstatesman.com · Quinn Slobodian
By “maximising” lives, the billionaire philanthropist is making ours worse.
 ‘I was addicted to social media — now I’m suing Big Tech’
BBC News · Angus Crawford and Tony Smith
Hundreds of families are suing some of the world’s biggest technology companies, who, they say, knowingly expose children to harmful products.
 1.3M teachers, 100,000 professors now under ‘educational gag orders’
The 74 · Beth Hawkins
Free speech advocates say backers of limiting educator speech are using polls to sharpen tactics.
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 Earth likely briefly passed critical warming threshold on Friday
Axios · Andrew Freedman
What might that actually mean for the future of humanity?
 The world has a protein problem
flipboard.com · Associated Press
Demand for meat is soaring. As people gather for food-rich holidays, we wonder: Can we feed this growing world without starving the planet?
 Paternity leave alters the brain — suggesting daddies are made, not born
The 19th · Chabeli Carrazana
More solo time with their newborns helps dad’s brains adjust to being caregivers in the long term, strengthening the case for paternity leave.
 From ‘thunks’ to mixed reality, the future of books is interactive
theweek.com · Theara Coleman, The Week US
What is in store for literature in an increasingly digital world?
 André 3000 on his new album and life after Outkast
GQ · Zach Baron
It’s been years since the rap legend released new music. Now, on his own creative terms, he’s unveiling his first solo project.
 Ditch your rake
The Spruce · Sophia Beams
Why experts say you should leave your leaves on the ground.
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