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Joanne Imperio / The Atlantic What Isaac Asimov Can Teach Us About AI
The science-fiction writer imagined artificial intelligence—and what it might want—long before this uncanny reality ever became our own.
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Hulton Archive / Getty 125 Years Old and Still Biting
Bram Stoker’s gothic masterpiece speaks surprisingly well to our information-addled age of paranoia.
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Penguin Random House; The Atlantic Melville. Faulkner. Spider-Man.
With Penguin Classics’ editions of Marvel superhero comics featuring Captain America and Black Panther, an American genre goes for highbrow recognition.
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Will Heath / NBC Why Larry David's Holocaust Joke Was So Uncomfortable
The comedian has a long history of referencing the Shoah for laughs throughout his career—with a wide range of results.
