>"Danaé Panchaud met Zurich-based duo Taiyo Onorato and Nico Krebs to discuss the unexpected visions of the future they create in their work."

“I need to make really good clothes. I need to trick the consumer into thinking that it is the same as a dress that was cut from raw virgin material.”

>"Four recent developments in the Web3 space illustrate the way NFTs are not only changing the art world, but becoming the future of asset ownership and exchange for Web3."

"In the art world, nonfungible tokens (NFTs) are regarded with both excitement and suspicion. And since the record-breaking sale of an NFT of an artwork by Beeple (a.k.a. Mike Winkelmann) at _...Read More_

>"Rewriting the stories you tell about yourself can make for a better future."

"As the worldwide web of supply chains expands across today’s globally interdependent economy, the far-flung assembly of motherboards, which are the spine for all our devices, have become the latest domain vulnerable to wily spies and _...Read More_

>"New technology promises to forecast the length of your life. But for disabled people, measuring mortality can prove fatal."

"A recent study suggests psilocybin may treat depression more effectively than conventional medicines – but what would treatment look like, and how close are we to getting psychedelics on the NHS?"

>"Humans have long tried to determine the shape of what’s to come. But even the most advanced technology can’t solve the fundamental issues with predictions."

"The e-commerce giant’s labor issues expose the complicated truth about getting what we want when we want it."

>"Two recent novels depict modern labor as a hallucinogenic hall of mirrors."

"The medium does things to people and they always completely unaware of this. They don’t really notice the new medium that is ruffing them up. They think of the old medium because the old medium is always the content of the new medium. As _...Read More_

"THE DAWN OF EVERYTHING, BY DAVID GRAEBER AND DAVID WENGROW. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2021. 704 pages.ONE OF THE MAIN PROPOSITIONS that David Graeber and David Wengrow put forth in The Dawn of Everything, their bracing rewrite _...Read More_

>"It’s 2041 in Australia, and money is easy, energy is clean, and AI is everywhere. But when one young Aboriginal woman takes a caregiver job, she ends up uncovering past traumas that remain painful even when society seems perfect."