Caitlin Talbot

Digital Culture Correspondent @TheEconomist | Views my own

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On “The Intelligence” @TalbotCaitlin discusses the telltale signs of AI writing, and why it is fast improving https://t.co/KV0BZx71oM

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Large language models like long words and em-dashes—or do they? https://t.co/pfOwexRUeD

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Our investigation suggests how https://t.co/CSh6jOvzMl

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“They started as exclusive previews for industry insiders; now they're part of the publicity cycle.” On “The Intelligence” @TalbotCaitlin heads to an album-listening party https://t.co/JIvRHS5ayp

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24 days of pork scratchings, jam, cosmetics, cheese or chocolate—why these days there is an Advent calendar for everything, @TalbotCaitlin tells “The Intelligence” https://t.co/1h4hujnrMI

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“The world of the private chef is one of culinary fantasy.” On “The Intelligence” @TalbotCaitlin meets the cooks who spill the secrets of the super-rich https://t.co/UAWdAjg5KF

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TikTok, streaming—and the joy of brevity. @TalbotCaitlin tells “The Intelligence” why pop songs are getting shorter https://t.co/fwuDA6NEgn

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Of the songs that Spotify reckons will “take over the summer”, half are under three minutes. Our analysis of almost 1,200 number-one hits suggests brevity is not season-specific https://t.co/0XALL4hMD1

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The best books of 2025 so far, as chosen by The Economist https://t.co/IrICkJPnUo

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For many museums, the items in storage are out of sight and out of mind. But the Victoria and Albert Museum in London is putting them on show. Others should follow suit https://t.co/PZfOIzL0bO

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“The Forbidden Garden” tells a remarkable tale of sacrifice in the name of science https://t.co/Sj5MNx14yB 👇

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Reading glasses at the ready. We have chosen our favourite books of the year https://t.co/BcozbnLwYz 📚

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Need an idea for a present? On “The Intelligence” @AlexandraSuich, @rachelsllloyd, @jonfasman and @TalbotCaitlin recommend the best books of 2024 https://t.co/kYytWQpfjF 🎧

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Is TikTok changing the way Gen Z talks? I had a look for @TheEconomist
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I reviewed a trio of books about the deep ocean for @TheEconomist
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Han Kang has been called “Korea’s Kafka”. Her Nobel win is another jewel in South Korea’s cultural crown https://t.co/Szb8RIzreO 👇

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Can “reading trees” unlock mysteries?

I reviewed “Twelve Trees”, an arboreal adventure, for @TheEconomist
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Espresso, our short-form daily news app, is now free for high school and university students worldwide.

Sign up and download the Espresso app now https://t.co/9dWezpQQhx ⬇️

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How long would it take to read War and Peace, or Shakespeare’s First Folio? What about Ulysses?

Explore this data-driven ranking of 500 books from 2000BC to today to find out—and see where your favourite ranks https://t.co/onMdzaLTWA 📚

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If you’re searching for the perfect beach read, look no further. We’ve selected some of the best fiction and non-fiction books for your holiday https://t.co/6psiioJFtP 👇