From love to surveillance: the emergence of the Lovot
In a time of increasing AI anxiety, could these little creatures be the ones to spread love?
Arts and Culture, Volume 66, Volume 66 Issue 7
Arts and Culture, Volume 66, Volume 66 Issue 7
Robots have feelings too: art in the digital age
Why is everyone saying this robot looks tired?
Science, Volume 66, Volume 66 Issue 7
Neuralink: or how I learned to stop worrying and love the computer
Neuralink’s controversial implantable brain-computer interface is commencing its clinical trials
Science, Volume 66, Volume 66 Issue 7
Sliced, stitched, supercharged: the DIY cyborg movement
“Don’t stop at five senses when you can install a sixth one,”—a DIY cyborg (probably)
Science, Volume 66, Volume 66 Issue 7
Scientists @ Vic: Emilie Nero
The Strand: What year are you, and what are your majors? Emilie Nero: My name is Emilie Nero. I am
Poetry, Volume 66, Volume 66 Issue 7
Aluminum Rib
Aluminum Rib words by Malaika Mitraillustration by Patrick Ignasiak I, a servantof titanium skyhave ground soil to rootin rabid search;beneath the
Poetry, Volume 66, Volume 66 Issue 7
Telecommunication
Telecommunication words by Patrick Ignasiakillustration by Cameron Ashley Spasms, into you, the not-allzero fitted to onenothing you can see, you-branchof spidered out
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bluebirds weeping
bluebirds weeping words by Anemone Van Leeuwenillustration by Maria Vidal Valdespino The city dreams of what bluebirds are,Of shadows gone missing
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Mirror
Mirror words by Zoe Smith Creppillustration by Anella Schabler When a preacher searches for God’s wisdom,He looks in the mirror and
Features, Volume 66, Volume 66 Issue 6
The political canvas: artistic agency contends the forces of censorship
Palestinian artists find their voices stifled by the global stage