Art by Clark Miller; Getty Images
Art by Clark Miller; Getty Images
The Big Read

OpenAI’s Revenue Chief Barnstorms for Business Customers

In the six months since Denise Dresser joined OpenAI as chief revenue officer, she has circled the globe to convince enterprises the AI startup is for them. Can she catch Anthropic?
Art: Clark Miller
Art: Clark Miller
The Big Read

The Tech Elite’s Go-To Real Estate Broker? The Mayor’s Brother

Alexander Lurie, younger brother of San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, has become the must-know procurer for anyone who wants to survive what may be the craziest luxury market in city history.
Politics and Policy

Inside Crypto’s Washington Command Center—and Blitz for Legitimacy

The most important real-world address in all of crypto may very well be 1155 F Street in Washington. The location is a 12-story, glass-paneled office tower that has quickly become the industry’s...
Art by Clark Miller
Books

20 Great Books for Summer 2026

It may feel like AI has seeped deep into our lives, but compared to the world within “Certainty,” a new dystopian novel by best-selling author John Twelve Hawks, we’re practically in the...
Art by Clark Miller; covers courtesy of publishers.
Art by Clark Miller; YouTube
Art by Clark Miller; YouTube
The Big Read

Why Trump Officials and VCs Love This Nuclear Power Startup’s Brute-Force Approach

Valar Atomics plans to turn on its first nuclear reactor in the Utah desert in the next few weeks. The company is the poster child of a new breed of nuclear startup built on aggressive claims and breakneck timelines.
Biotech

Silicon Valley Likes the Idea of Gene-Edited Embryos. It’ll Be a Wait

Two companies aiming to make better babies by tweaking the DNA of embryos were invited to talk about the future of the technology at SynBioBeta, a major gathering of the biotech world scheduled for...
Art: Clark Miller