Workers for the big four artificial intelligence companies are warning us that within four years, artificial intelligences could kill off every human on the planet. And that our window of opportunity to stop this apocalypse is short. Says, Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old pretraining researcher at Anthropic, one of the AI big four, ‘the next year
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Bees, Quarks, Pop Stars, Empires, and the Big Bang — One Mind Sees the Pattern Running Through It All We live in the age of the specialist. The physicist doesn’t talk to the biologist, the biologist doesn’t talk to the historian, and none of them would be caught dead analyzing a pop concert. Human knowledge
What you can expect from Howard Bloom in 2026 is nothing short of expansive. A thinker who has never been confined by convention, Bloom continues to operate at the intersection of science, culture, psychology, and the future—pushing conversations forward at a moment when the world is hungry for deeper understanding. In 2026, Bloom’s work is poised to
If you’ve spent the last few years binge-watching documentaries about human behavior, doom-scrolling think pieces about why society is unraveling or listening to podcasts that start with “what if everything we know is wrong…” — congratulations. You’re already halfway inside Howard Bloom’s brain. His latest book, The Case of the Sexual Cosmos: Everything You Wanted to Know About Nature Is
On Monday December 8th the Oxford University Press Journal SLEEP Advances made a startling claim: that, as one headline put it, getting less than seven hours of sleep is linked to shorter life expectancy. In other words, get less than seven hours of sleep per night and you shorten your life. Which means that getting between
The big question in astrophysics right now is whether our solar system has been penetrated by a giant spaceship. A spaceship from a distant solar system. And from a distant civilization. A spaceship that deliberately cruised past three separate planets, then hid behind the sun. Why swing behind the sun? Says Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb, to release
In Austin, Texas, beneath the glowing lights of the New Worlds Space Conference, one voice rose above the technical jargon and scientific frameworks to ignite something deeper—a sense of cosmic purpose. That voice belonged to Howard Bloom, the celebrated scientific thinker and author whose ideas have been compared to those of Einstein, Newton, Darwin, and