Preparing for the AI apocalypse
How to stay on the right side of our future overlords
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Volume 66
Scientists @ Vic: Emilie Nero
The Strand: What year are you, and what are your majors? Emilie Nero: My name is Emilie Nero. I am in fourth year now, and I’m doing a double major in Biology and Health and Disease. What is your research? We’ve all heard of microplastics and how they’re getting into very weird matrices. We’ve heard
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Peeling back the recent history of bananas
A tale of America’s bloody intervention in Latin America for the golden fruit and the golden dollar
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Sliced, stitched, supercharged: the DIY cyborg movement
“Don’t stop at five senses when you can install a sixth one,”—a DIY cyborg (probably)
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Let us build ourselves
The challenges of attaining gender-affirming gear for UofT students
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Neuralink: or how I learned to stop worrying and love the computer
Neuralink’s controversial implantable brain-computer interface is commencing its clinical trials
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Robots have feelings too: art in the digital age
Why is everyone saying this robot looks tired?
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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?
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