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In Debbie Urbanskis After World, an artificial intelligence narrates the end of humanity. The author tells Esquire how ChatGPT helped her write the novel—and how it changed her views on AI.

In Debbie Urbanskis After World, an artificial intelligence narrates the end of humanity. The author tells Esquire how ChatGPT helped her write the novel—and how it changed her views on AI.

From debut authors to Pulitzer Prize winners, we take a look at the highlights

Case Western Reserve University's Environmental Law Clinic is holding legal clinics in East Palestine to assist residents still dealing with the aftermath of the train derailment.

On this edition of Conversations, Andrew Boyd talks with host Dan Skinner about “I Want a Better Catastrophe – Navigating the Climate Crisis with Grief, Hope, and Gallows Humor.”

Andrew Boyd is the co-creator of Climate Clock, and author of "I Want a Better Catastrophe: Navigating the Climate Crisis with Grief, Hope, and Gallows Humor."

As hope and hopelessness collide, author Andrew Boyd offers some gallows-humor life-advice.

What do you love too much to lose? Once you have an answer, then, pick it up. Because the only way the thing you love is going to get through these narrows is if you pick it up and carry it.