Did They Have to Make ChatGPT a Girl?
The latest update to ChatGPT is obsequious, cringey—and mostly female. Could OpenAI have just…not?
Below the Surface of Women’s Art, Centuries of #MeToo, Misogyny
Viewers who take the time to look closely at Tate Britain's "Now You See Us" will uncover a great deal about the plight of professional women artists over the last 400 years.
Better Jobs Numbers for Women Is a Good Thing. There’s Just One Wrinkle.
New figures show the number of women with kids in paid work is at a record high. But unabashedly rejoicing misses half the picture.
How Did Medical Birth Trauma in the UK Become so 'Normal'?
Women share their stories of birth trauma in a new U.K. report. When did shockingly bad maternity care become the norm?
School Sex Ed Left Me Feeling Isolated. That’s a Safety Issue.
The sexual disempowerment of disabled women crops up again and again. It starts with non-inclusive sex ed in school.
There's Nothing Small About Microfeminism
Small feminist acts in everyday life add up to something big.
‘They Do Not See a Black Woman as Credible'
Natalie Campbell, a candidate for Mayor of London, on what it's like to run as an outsider in U.K. politics.
When It Comes to Trump, Hope for the Best, Plan for the Worst
When events seem stranger than fiction, we can underestimate the likelihood of them coming to pass.
France’s Next Chance at a #MeToo Reckoning
Gérard Depardieu being questioned on assault charges gives France another shot at holding its establishment to account.
The Indignity of Harvey Weinstein's Overturned Conviction
Thursday’s decision prolongs the pain and torture stemming from a chapter in history that has already—for many—been agonizing.
How Everyday Sexism Is Sewn Into Our Clothes
Pockets should be a given—as essential as elastic in our underwear or buttons on our coats, writes the author Josie Cox.
Playing Whack-a-Mole With Deepfakes
Tech advancements plus ill-intent are creating a deepfakes nightmare. Can the legal system keep up?