Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Lance B. Eliot is a world-renowned AI scientist and consultant. Vagueness seems to be on the outs these days, particularly ...

Politicians and salesmen aren’t the only people who use — or even rely on — vague language. Never mind that much of the world can be measured in neatly defined units such as centimeters, milligrams ...

It was the after-midnight naughty corner of the Glastonbury festival, a tucked-away stretch of the Somerset fields where tens of thousands of revellers flocked when the bands stopped playing. They ...

Burlesque, robots, trapeze artists, a wedding chapel, a casino, extreme art events at 4am — Lost Vagueness was an anarchic, original idea that saved the Glastonbury festival at a difficult time. But, ...

The U.S. has long believed that unspecific laws threaten democracy. So why is the administration being so vague? Credit...Illustration by Ricardo Tomás Supported by By Matthew Purdy Last July, a ...

This column contains references to abortion and sexual assault that may be troubling to some readers. Abortion is one of the most ethically complex issues that we face, in part because it involves a ...

First we had a boom, and, like every kind of boom, it produced gas. It put extra cash in people's pockets, but pumped in more air into their head. The result was vagueness - folks followed new, ...