Writers of good conscience should not be building new media companies on the back of a platform that opportunistically coddles white supremacy.

Our obsession with AI code-writing tools is overwhelming the web’s unsung human caretakers

Updates from the Society for Hopeful Technologists, plus recommendations for summer reading, listening, and gaming

What do Steven Spielberg's latest movie and the UK banning social media for under 16s have in common?

On The Vergecast: Snap Specs, Fox / Roku, and Facebook AI Mode.

Twitter is no longer with us, but X lives on. In the run up to what would've been Twitter's 20th birthday, why does X's influence endure?

It was terrible then, and it’s terrible now.

When I turned 50 last year, one of the most noteworthy things I did was rack up my 50th parkrun. I'd realised a few months earlier that if I timed it carefully, the two things would coincide nicely. ...

Various goings-on during the shortest month.

Twitter is no longer with us, but X lives on. In the run up to what would've been Twitter's 20th birthday, why does X's influence endure?

Get your party clothes ready people: next month would have been Twitter's 20th birthday! 🥳 For so it came to pass, on 21 March 2006, Jack Dorsey posted "just setting up my twttr" and an era-defining ...

Listen to The Interface

Exclusive: Site takes a cut of subscriptions to content that promotes far-right ideology, white supremacy and antisemitism

Opalite video reunites host and guests including Domhnall Gleeson and Lewis Capaldi from Swift’s October chatshow appearance

What is this? This is my monthnote for January, a post where I reflect on the previous month's work, alongside other life stuff. The eagle-eyed amongst you may have noticed I wrote a few of these at...

Kicking off the new year with links about Blue Monday, Buttondown and various musings on values.

TL;DR: I've selected a bunch of my favourite tracks from 2025 and put them in one sparkling playlist. All were released, or remixed, this year: * listen on Apple Music * listen on Tidal * listen o...

As we crawl towards the end of the year, I thought I’d write about a nice digital thing. A little seasonal sparkle rather than my usual "bah humbug" vibe. It's a glass-half-full account of developing...

As much as it feels like a clunking old cliché to be fired up by two men talking on a podcast, I got terribly excited when I listened to a recent episode of Roman Mars' always-engaging design and arch...

Podcast Episode · THE ADAM BUXTON PODCAST · 02/11/2025 · 1h 14m

Thoughts on trust, authenticity and bubbles in response to the launch of Sora, OpenAI’s new video-sharing app.

These notes are a tool I use for reflecting, remembering (to counter my SDAM), networking within my profession, and public accountability. Read more here. Work, work, work Films, films, films Working ...

Podcast Episode · Panic World · 24/09/2025 · Bonus · 40m

The band cited a ‘moral and ethical burden’ placed on artists by revenue from their work ultimately funding lethal technologies

Our approach to AI in our experiments and services

The boring innovations that shaped our society and how dull can change the world

Three years in, one of AI’s enduring impacts is to make people feel like they’re losing it.

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Integrating the GovTech ecosystem with the wider ones

Kae Tempest is a recording artist, lyricist, performer, author, playwright, and poet. They have released four critically acclaimed studio albums.