Michael Donohoe

Ten years ago, interesting pieces of journalism could find interested audiences with a lot more ease than they can today. Search surfaced high-quality reporting directly from publishers, before AI summaries and rewrites started intercepting readers along the journey. Social platforms amplified good journalism to curious people. Independent publishers could reach an audience without knowing all that much about who that audience was. So much has changed.

As Wikipedia takes on a critical role in shaping artificial intelligence tools, its content moderators are feeling the pressure and responsibility of their task.

The U.S. will open registrations for the highly sought-after H-1B visa in about a month. Each year, the visa category receives over five times as many applications as the number of visas available. Companies that rely on H-1B to bring staff to the U.S. start preparing for these applications months in advance. But this time, it’s different. The coveted U.S. H-1B visa — once considered a quick ticket to the American dream — has had a tumultuous few months.