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Derek Thompson

Writer and podcaster; co-author of Abundance with Ezra Klein, a staff writer at The Atlantic for 17 years until 2025 and a contributing writer there as of 2026, and host of the Plain English podcast.

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From one piece The Trump Decade Is Over 2 beliefs · derekthompson.org

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From one piece The 26 Most Important Facts About AI and the Economy 3 beliefs · derekthompson.org

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From one piece Bad Feelings 3 beliefs · derekthompson.org

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From one piece Why Harvard's Dean 'Encourages' Students to Use AI 2 beliefs · derekthompson.org

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From one piece We Can't Let AI Writing Take Over the Internet 2 beliefs · derekthompson.org

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