Christine Rosen
Christine Rosen

Christine Rosen is a Future Tense fellow at the New America Foundation and senior editor of the New Atlantis: A Journal of Technology & Society.

Future Tense
Dec. 10 2014 9:32 AMBuild a Pet Dinosaur or Your Perfect Child Synthetic biology companies want to tinker with life.Christine Rosen
Future Tense
Sept. 2 2014 10:45 AMTechno Sapiens: The Automate Everything EditionA Future Tense podcast about whether machines will solve our problems, or make them worse.Marvin Ammori and Christine Rosen
Future Tense
Aug. 4 2014 8:13 AMTechno Sapiens: The Digital College Dropout EditionA Future Tense podcast about whether machines will solve our problems, or make them worse.Marvin Ammori and Christine Rosen
Future Tense
July 7 2014 10:16 AMTechno Sapiens: The Ghost in the Data EditionA Future Tense podcast about whether machines will solve our problems, or make them worse.Christine Rosen and Marvin Ammori
Future Tense
Nov. 19 2013 4:42 PMOur Robots, OurselvesAlmost Human asks whether machines can teach people to feel.Christine Rosen
Future Tense
Feb. 12 2013 11:48 AMSealed With a Thumb-Kiss?The slightly icky new apps that promise to keep the romantic fire blazing.Christine Rosen
Future Tense
Sept. 15 2014 8:08 AMTechno Sapiens: The Tacocopter EditionA Future Tense podcast about whether machines will solve our problems, or make them worse.Marvin Ammori and Christine Rosen
Future Tense
Aug. 18 2014 7:00 AMTechno Sapiens: The End of Serendipity EditionA Future Tense podcast about whether machines will solve our problems, or make them worse.Marvin Ammori and Christine Rosen
Future Tense
July 21 2014 2:07 PMShould You Feel Comfortable Uploading Your Calorie Count to the Cloud?Marvin Ammori and Christine Rosen
Technology
Jan. 9 2014 12:28 PMWhat Do You See Here?Her is a Rorschach test for your feelings about technology.Christine Rosen
Future Tense
June 20 2013 7:17 AMWe Need a Nuremberg Code for Big DataThe world of social-engineering surveillance is growing rapidly.Christine Rosen
Future Tense
Nov. 19 2012 12:27 PMThe Real Lesson of the Petraeus ScandalWe delude ourselves about the way we use technology.Christine Rosen
  News & Politics
Politics
March 3 2015 7:16 PM Command, Control, Delete How Clinton’s team responds to questions about her private email account will tell us a lot about how the Clinton White House would operate. John Dickerson
Why Hillary Clinton Is Cursed
Only Two Things Would Please Netanyahu: Regime Change or War
Netanyahu Just Did Obama a Big Favor
Benjamin Netanyahu Is a Bully and a Hypocrite
The Supreme Court Is Poised to Make Congressional Races Even Less Democratic
The Tamir Rice Case Is Another Example of Good Police Standing Behind Reckless, Dangerous Colleagues
Jeb Bush Denounces the Obscure Federal Institution That Helped His Business 20 Years Ago
  Business
Moneybox
March 3 2015 6:37 PM Samsung Can Mock Apple All It Wants, but the iPhone Is Officially Outselling It Alison Griswold
There Are No Rich People in America
Virginia’s Sweet Briar College Has a $94 Million Endowment. Why Is It Closing?
JPMorgan Adds Another $50 Million to Its Gigantic Settlements Tally
Some Law Schools Will Now Accept Students Who Didn’t Take the LSAT. That’s an Awful Idea.
Ignore the Gurus, Baby Boomers. Your Retirement Is Inevitable.
Are You 30? Tinder Has Officially Decided You’re Old.
Overfunded Uber Will Sink Excess Money Into Print Magazine
  Life
Outward
March 3 2015 2:17 PM Nebraska to Lesbian: We Don’t Care if You Die Before You Can Get Married Mark Joseph Stern
How Does a Professional Race Car Driver Navigate Normal Traffic?
A Tragic Catalog of 100 Mostly-Miserable 19th-Century Marriages 
Ueno Zoo’s Emergency Drills Involve Staff Dressed as Zebras
These Online Cooking Videos Bring Meat From Farm to Table. Step 1: Kill a Pig.
Help! My Husband Pressures Me to Sext With Him.
Looking’s Russell Tovey Is Glad He’s Not An “Effeminate,” “Tapdancing Freak.”
An Anti-Gay Alabama Justice Wants to End Civil Marriage. Bring It!
  Double X
The XX Factor
March 3 2015 5:32 PM There Are More Men Named John Than Women Running Large Companies   Amanda Marcotte
CPS Finds “Free Range” Parents Responsible for Unsubstantiated Child Neglect. Now What?
How Barbara Mikulski Transformed the Senate 
Why Do Poor Women Have More Abortions?
What’s Wrong With the New Documentary About Rape on College Campuses
Todd Akin Is Thinking About Running for Senate. Legitimately.
This Drug for Binge-Eating Disorder May Be Shady. That Doesn’t Mean the Disease Isn't Real.
Why Do Women Vote Republican?  
  Slate Plus
Political Gabfest
March 3 2015 1:39 PM The “Most Pleasurable Portrayal of Libertarianism“ Bonus Segment David, Emily, and John discuss what Parks and Recreation got right about government. Emily Bazelon, David Plotz, and John Dickerson
I Was a Slate Commenter; Now I’m a Slate Writer. Ask Me Anything.
Walking Dead Podcast Early Release: Episode 12, "Remember" 
A Spoiler-Filled Podcast on Downton Abbey Episode 9
Josh Keating on His Favorite Reads From Slate This Week
  Arts
Brow Beat
March 3 2015 5:11 PM A Close Read of Bill O’Reilly’s “Nonfiction” Children’s Book Katy Waldman
Nutella’s Attempts to Keep People From Calling It “Poop” Are Valiant but Futile
The Community Season 6 Trailer Suggests We May Be in for the Darkest Timeline Yet
A Kafka-Inspired Comic by a Crazily Talented Illustrator
Sarah Manguso’s Ongoingness Reveals the Many Perils of Writing About Yourself
Will Forte on Last Man on Earth, MacGruber 2, and His SNL 40 Experience
Do You Have What It Takes to Race on Australia’s Salt Flats During Speed Week?
  Technology
Technology
March 3 2015 7:23 PM You’re Paying Too Much for Wireless Here’s how Google will change that. Will Oremus
Did Hillary Clinton Compromise Her Email Security or Make It Stronger?
Can a 3-D Printing Company Stop People From Printing Their Own Guns?
Designing for Happiness: The Ultimate Sustainability Solution?
How Reddit Is Changing Suicide Intervention
How to Distinguish Online Nutcases From Honest-to-God Villains
How the Digital Era Is Changing the Way We Make Medical Decisions
  Health & Science
Bad Astronomy
March 3 2015 12:00 PM Rosetta Sees Its Shadow on a Comet Phil Plait
That Photo of a Weasel on a Flying Woodpecker Is Real. Here’s How The Photographer Got the Shot.
Dawn Sees Sunset on an Alien World
Watch as a Waterspout Terrifies Brazilian Beachgoers
Tell Us What Color You Thought the Dress Was: Poll
Look, I Can’t Force You to Understand Gravity. But I Can Accelerate the Process.
The Week in Political Buffoonery
  Sports
Sports Nut
Feb. 26 2015 7:41 PM Game, Set, and (Fixed) Match Pro tennis has a match-fixing problem in its lower ranks. Ben Rothenberg
What’s the Hardest Shot in Bowling? It’s Not the 7-10 Split.
Has ASU Discovered the Holy Grail of Free-Throw Distraction?
How John Wall Became the Most Entertaining Player in the NBA
Dean Smith’s Political Approach to Being a Coach Is Missed Now More Than Ever
Why Handball’s World Championship in Qatar Should Worry World Cup Fans
Seattle Didn’t Throw Away the Super Bowl. The Patriots Won It.