Physics Today: The promises and perils of a mid-career pivot
Features SFI Professor Geoffrey West
News + Events
The latest news and events at the Santa Fe Institute
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European Pharmaceutical Manufacturer: DeSci Labs launches novelty scores for scientific manuscripts
Features a paper written by SFI External Faculty James Evans
Los Angeles Times: Desperate for good news about climate change? Consider the pace of clean energy growth
Written by SFI External Professor J. Doyne Farmer
AEI: How Energy + Compute + Freedom Can Fuel Humanity’s Next Leap Forward
Features a paper written by SFI Professor David H. Wolpert and SFI Fractal Faculty Kyle Harper
The Atlantic: Economists Aren’t Telling the Whole Truth About Tariffs
Quotes SFI External Professor Ricardo Hausmann
Quanta Magazine: The Two Faces of Space-Time
Quotes SFI External Professor Vijay Balasubramanian
The New York Times: Rare Police Killing of Asian American Woman Has Rattled Her Community
Features SFI External Professor Rajiv Sethi
NPR: EVs are cleaner than gas cars, but a growing share of Americans don't believe it
Quotes SFI External Professor Jessika Trancik
Boston Herald: Review: A new book chronicles the battle over AI, but fails to question whether AI is worth battling over
Quotes SFI Professor Melanie Mitchell
aeon: Is life a complex computational process?
Written by SFI President David Krakauer and SFI Professor Chris Kempes
The Boston Globe: You might be able to bet on the 2024 elections, thanks to a pair of MIT grads
Quotes SFI External Professor Rajiv Sethi
The New York Times: Should Betting on Elections Be Legal?
Features SFI External Professor Rajiv Sethi
The Humanist: The Future Is Humanist—and You Won’t Want to Miss It
Spotlights SFI Miller Scholar Ted Chiang
SFGATE: Bay Area services are hacking friendship. I tried them out.
Features SFI External Professor Matthew Jackson
The Philosopher's Zone: AI and reading
Features SFI External Professor John Kaag
WIRED Magazine: The More This Rolex Costs, the More You Want It. Here's Why
Quotes SFI External Professor Wendy Carlin
The Atlantic: Ted Chiang Is Wrong About AI Art
Features and article written by SFI Miller Scholar Ted Chiang
Business Insider: MIT researchers say that AI is 'inherently sociopathic' — but that it can be trained to give ethical financial advice
Quotes SFI External Professor Andrew Lo
The Atlantic: The Scopes Trial Wasn’t Just a Debate Between Science and Religion
Written by SFI External Professor John Kaag
Physics World: Sunflowers ‘dance’ together to share sunlight – Physics World
Quotes SFI External Professor Orit Peleg