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"We need a cultural and philosophical movement to meet the rise of artificial superintelligence."

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"A group of 1970s campus librarians foresaw our world of distributed knowledge and research, and designed search tools for it"

"The two artists reflect on how their distinct political realities, in Asia and in Europe, have led them on a journey that has seen their paths converge in unexpected ways"

"An archive exhibition showcasing almost half a century of sonic resistance in the Philippines struggles to communicate its contemporary significance"

"How is the web3 principle of decentralization changing the way art is funded, produced, collected, and displayed?"

"A conversation with Cem A. on art, agency and immediacy."

"The Brazilian Pavilion at the 18th Venice Biennale of Architecture."

"Hans Peter Feldmann had a love of the seemingly banal and an eye for surprising details amidst the detritus of the everyday. Upon his death at the age of eighty-two on 30 May 2023, he had amassed an immense archive of images gathered from _...Read More_

"In the 1960s, a scientist named John Lilly began experimenting with isolation tanks in the hopes of finding a higher consciousness. Each day he would take LSD or ketamine and spend hours floating inside his saltwater container, immersing _...Read More_

"The digital mental health industry is already worth billions of dollars – but does AI therapy really work?"

"The Swedish artist’s satirical rendering of the modern creative workplace raises pointed questions about the originality of much human artistic output"

"The next generation of AI is leaving behind the viral chatbot."

"Big Tech’s warnings about an AI apocalypse are distracting us from years of actual harms their products have caused."