Salvadoran poet Javier Zamora’s memoir that follows his journey — as a nine-year old — across El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico, by bus, boat, and on foot to get to the US.

The danger isn’t that AI and technology will destroy us. It’s that it will drive us insane. We are locked into bad tools, and managing work has become the work.

Meta could have reinvented social media, but Threads is more of the same.

Building social media is a human problem, before it is a technological one. A decentralized architecture introduces new problems without solving the old ones.

The FTC’s recent proposals offer lessons on making big pharma and big tech less monopolistic and more innovative.

Sandra Cisneros’ first collection of poems in 28 years, and her first to be published in English and Spanish. A beautiful read.