Emily Peck
Slate
New York, NY, United States
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On a Scale of 1 to Terminator, How Worried Should We Be About Microsoft’s Chatbot?
The cracks in A.I. safety are starting to show—but we’re still talking more phishing scam than killer robot. → Read More
Why poverty rates are likely to rise this year
SNAP benefits are one of the last big aid bumps to expire. → Read More
Supreme Court will consider constitutionality of CFPB
This case may be the most serious challenge yet to the decade-plus-old agency. → Read More
Can the U.S. Bring Chip Manufacturing Home?
How the U.S. is trying to end its reliance on foreign-made semiconductor chips. → Read More
Homeowners lost more than a trillion dollars in equity
It's a part of the housing market's return to normalcy. → Read More
Remote work may have fueled a baby boom among U.S. women
A new study suggests that workplace flexibility might be one solution to the long-term issue of falling birth rates. → Read More
Why homes sales are cratering in one chart
Prices for houses are bananas compared to where they were just a couple of years ago. → Read More
Companies are dropping vaccine mandates
We've moved into a new chapter of the pandemic. → Read More
Why more women are self-employed now
The likely explanation is not simply an explosion of entrepreneurship, but also a reaction to the childcare worker shortage. → Read More
Who student debt relief helps (and it's not who you think)
Student loan debtors who stand to benefit most from a relief plan aren't exactly the latte sipping elite. → Read More
One of the Biggest Obstacles to Monkeypox Vaccine Access Is Mostly Overlooked
Right now, the world’s only supplier for monkeypox vaccine is a tiny company in Denmark. → Read More
GOP takes a fresh look at paid family leave
Without a federal right to abortion, some Republicans eye aid for new paren. → Read More
CEO recruiters increasingly prize soft skills
These include a high level of self-awareness, and the ability to listen and communicate. → Read More
Jack Welch's questionable legacy
Welch retired from GE in 2001 and died in 2020, but his style of leadership lives on. → Read More
Overturning Roe could reverse economic gains
An end to Roe could set back the economy. → Read More
Young women earn more than men in 16 U.S. cities
Women's edge in pay isn't likely to last as they get older → Read More
Ignoring abortion access is getting harder for companies
New restrictions could soon put more pressure on big businesses to act. → Read More
Voters have it wrong on the jobs market
The U.S. economy has seen record job growth, but a lot of regular folks apparently didn't get the memo. → Read More
Congress passes landmark #MeToo bill
The bill forbids companies from forcing sexual harassment and assault claims into arbitration. → Read More
Male economists are freaking out over a NYT profile
In this Twitter-based fight about an economic theory, the gender dynamics don’t look good. → Read More