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Every minute of delay in regulating A.I. use in schools is another opportunity for Big Tech to fill the vacuum.

Before a Woke 2 takes over, let the proponents of its predecessor explain how and why they’re moving on.

We might have worked on different sets, for different directors, in different eras, but every child actor bears the same recognizable wounds.

Trailing Dolly Parton around the world, I witnessed so many small moments in which she’d gracefully own her power without the slightest hint of fight.

A form that the Michigan state government asks people to fill out if they are seeking public assistance is the journalist Annie Lowrey’s favorite example of the time tax — the administrative burden the government imposes on those seeking public benefits. At one point, the form contained over 1,000 questions, though it’s since been streamlined. Lowrey walks through it— and what it signals to the people filling it out — on “The Ezra Klein Show.”

Accessing public benefits often requires navigating a burdensome amount of paperwork and bureaucracy — what the journalist Annie Lowrey calls “the time tax.” On “The Ezra Klein Show,” she explains why administrative hurdles that may seem neutral can function as tools of social control.