Boston Globe

MIT professor and author Sherry Turkle argues that society has entered 'a state of emergency' over artificial intelligence. In a Boston Globe opinion piece, she warns that rapid AI adoption is eroding human connection and that regulators and the public are not responding with the urgency the moment demands.

The Boston Globe published an opinion column arguing that routine traffic stops have become fraught for immigrants in the United States, as expanded ICE enforcement turns minor driving infractions into potential pathways to detention and deportation. The piece frames the practice as a racialized experience, warning that drivers who are, or appear to be, immigrants now face disproportionate scrutiny on American roads.