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PDFs have been around for more than 30 years. They are criticised, ridiculed and ubiquitous. Now the file type
faces a new challenge:
artificial intelligence. Will people keep using PDFs—or is the attachment about to end?
Elsewhere, our correspondent retraced part of the 1,200-mile route of
the Anza expedition,
when Spanish soldiers and settlers trekked from Sonora to the San Francisco Bay 250 years ago. As the
United States took form
on the east coast, a different sort of history was being made on the other side of the continent.
And on today’s episode of The Insider, my colleagues ask whether America is heading for war with Iran—and what the consequences would be. You can watch it on our app or
Insider hub.
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