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Philosophy journal turns 100 in 2026. Explore its April centenary issue: eight essays, including a revisit of Bernard Williams on humanistic philosophy.

64% of Americans say AI is developing too quickly. See how the AP-NORC poll was conducted, why partisan views differ, and what to watch for.

Compare digital afterlife services by what is preserved, who controls access, whether you can export your data, and what happens if the company shuts down. Find the right option.

Discover where to follow philosophy reporting in 2026, from professional-discipline news and general-reader magazines to scholarly reference updates and university announcements.

Wondering what an algorithmic bias audit will cost you in 2026? See typical NYC Local Law 144 audit prices, renewal fees, and costs for multiple tools.

70% of U.S. teens use AI for schoolwork, but only 27% say a teacher has discussed safe use. See what the 2026 data reveals.

Compare virtual philosophy consultants by price, specialty, and ethics. Learn where to find vetted practitioners and what to ask before you book your first session.

Find the right philosophy news newsletter for academic events, professional updates, and fresh ideas. Compare trusted sources and choose what to follow now.

Explore the 2026 philosophy awards, meet this year’s winners, and discover how prizes honor research, teaching, public engagement, and student achievement.

Explore notable September 2026 philosophy journal research on ignorance, sensory thought, moral recognition, practical reasons, and therapeutic insight.

What should you expect from a philosophy retreat in 2026? Explore guided inquiry, meditation, luxury stays, schedules, and real-world costs.

Explore the 2026 philosophy education conference theme of educational loss and hope, plus key dates and proposal opportunities for what comes next.