Tom Chatfield’s AI and the Future of Pedagogy cautions against letting AI erode essential human skills, such as critical thinking, discernment, and domain expertise, and instead advocates for utilizin...

“Cognitive Debt is where you forgo the thinking in order just to get the answers, but have no real idea of why the answers are what they are.” Artefacts Newsletter #247, April 25th, 2025 I first wr…

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Our new quantum chip demonstrates error correction and performance that paves the way to a useful, large-scale quantum computer.

The climate upheaval is already, arguably, underway.

A challenge to re-evaluate our thoughts on humanity’s entanglement with technology.

“The notion of a human needing to intervene in every decision undercuts the idea of speeding up various tasks,” argues our researcher Felix M. Simon.

Sean Dilley is inundated with abuse on social media whenever he posts about discrimination issues.

“The notion of a human needing to intervene in every decision undercuts the idea of speeding up various tasks,” argues our researcher Felix M. Simon.

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A recording of the talk I gave in New York last week, exploring our co-evolution with technology—and how this deep past can help us think humanely about the…

One has to maintain contact with the world as it is—a horror show.

A tea-house with a view