American experiment
Coverage of American experiment in the Nexus archive.
- Netflix used AI to produce 17 minutes of a documentary ‘twice as fast and at half the cost’—as streaming competition drives up content spending to $20 billion
Netflix used AI to produce 17 minutes of the documentary 'The American Experiment' twice as fast and at half the cost. The company plans to invest up to $20 billion in content this year, leveraging AI in post-production for 300 titles, but faces investor concerns over slowing revenue growth and pushback from some creatives like Guillermo del Toro.
- Top highlights from Trump's late night July 4 address: 'No dream in history is bigger'
President Donald Trump delivered a 37-minute speech at Washington, D.C.'s National Mall on July 4, highlighting the American experiment, faith, and freedom. His address, delayed by weather, was followed by a Guinness world-record fireworks display. Trump praised America's strength, exceptionalism, and the crowd's dedication despite the storm.
- Massachusetts began the Revolution. We should lead the way in showing how to live up to its ideals.
The article reflects on Massachusetts' role in starting the American Revolution and calls for the state to lead in addressing modern challenges to uphold the nation's ideals. It emphasizes the need for truth, accountability, and inclusion to bridge historical injustices and divisions in America.
- Civil war tore this country apart. But two men’s words still unite us, more than 160 years later
The article highlights how the words of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln continue to unite people over 160 years after a civil war that divided the country. Their messages emphasize the dual nature of American identity as both joyful and burdensome with responsibility.
- To understand the American Revolution, I went to Barbados
The article suggests visiting Barbados to gain a deeper understanding of the roots of the American experiment. It describes the island as an ideal location for exploring the historical context of the American Revolution.
- The republic has survived 250 years — now we will decide whether it continues
The article discusses the 250th anniversary of the United States and highlights the current threat to its survival as the most significant since the Civil War. It emphasizes the critical juncture in deciding the republic's future.