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In the 1990s, Feminism Found a New Ally: Computers

In the 1990s, Feminism Found a New Ally: Computers

Lisa Levenstein Revisits the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing

By Lisa Levenstein | July 30, 2020

From Hemingway-inspired fan fiction to pun-filled poems, a new language-generating AI does it all.

From Hemingway-inspired fan fiction to pun-filled poems, a new language-generating AI does it all.

By Aaron Robertson | July 22, 2020

Death and The Cloud: How to Grieve in the Digital Afterlife

Death and The Cloud: How to Grieve in the Digital Afterlife

Angela Rose Brussel on Too Much Memory—and Not Enough

By Angela Rose Brussel | June 11, 2020

How Digital Chatter Manifests in <br>Real-World Protest

How Digital Chatter Manifests in
Real-World Protest

Peter Pomerantsev on the Bots vs. the Activists

By Peter Pomerantsev | June 4, 2020

Against Technocracy: The Year Software Finally Ate the World

Against Technocracy: The Year Software Finally Ate the World

Andrew Keen on Building Democratic Digital Spaces

By Andrew Keen | May 28, 2020

Choosing a Return to Attention

Choosing a Return to Attention

Casey Schwartz on Relearning to Witness the World

By Casey Schwartz | May 28, 2020

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By Brian Dumaine | May 19, 2020

The Internet Novel Is As Chaotic As Your Twitter Feed

By Maddie Crum | May 1, 2020

Now you can use your favorite indie bookstore as your Zoom background.

By Julia Hass | April 29, 2020

Even our UFO content is relevant in 2020.

Even our UFO content is relevant in 2020.

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Wall Street's Problem is Silicon Valley's Too

Wall Street's Problem is Silicon Valley's Too

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By Wendy Liu | April 27, 2020

Rekindled: Gemma Milne in Conversation With Heather Parry

Rekindled: Gemma Milne in Conversation With Heather Parry

On the Role of Hype in Contemporary Tech

By The Virtual Book Channel | April 22, 2020

Can You Bring a Tiny Robot Into an Exclusive Austrian Sanatorium?

Can You Bring a Tiny Robot Into an Exclusive Austrian Sanatorium?

Frédéric Beigbeder on Life Among the Immortality-Seekers

By Frédéric Beigbeder | April 16, 2020

Jenny Odell and Wendy Liu on Liberating Ourselves From Usefulness

Jenny Odell and Wendy Liu on Liberating Ourselves From Usefulness

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By Jenny Odell | April 13, 2020

Surveillance Capitalism and the Internet of Things

Surveillance Capitalism and the Internet of Things

Alexa, How Did You Know?

By Jessica Bruder and Dale Maharidge | April 2, 2020

Can We Actually Teach Artificial Intelligence Empathy?

Can We Actually Teach Artificial Intelligence Empathy?

Meet Ellie

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