Society Kenneth Boyd | 12 Oct 2026 What’s Wrong with Being a Meat Proxy? Whatever the advances, human accountability remains.
Featured Aaron Schultz | 7 Oct 2026 Three Moral Puzzles in Claude’s Constitution It's more what you'd call guidelines than actual rules.
Why the New Surveillance Doesn’t Feel Like Surveillance at All It's amazing the things we reveal when we think no one is listening. 26 Aug 2026 | Tori Helen Cotton
Is AI Responsible for Misleading Us? We're still hammering out legal liability for when things go off the rails. 8 Jul 2026 | Kenneth Boyd
Working at the Speed of AI What do efficiency gains actually mean for the modern worker? 29 Jun 2026 | Aaron Schultz
Employee Monitoring and Your New AI Supervisor Might there be a limit to the tracking your boss can do? 8 Jun 2026 | Evan Arnet
The Algorithm and the Barrel: Diogenes in the Age of Attention What shape should resistance take? 22 May 2026 | Richard Gibson
Efficiency Isn't the Point: Work, Time, and Reverence in the AI Wave There is some labor than shouldn't be outsourced. 20 May 2026 | Katie Leonard
The AI Crisis and The Unexamined Life What kinds of processes can AI not short circuit? 29 Apr 2026 | Aaron Schultz
The Price of Pollination The commodification of natural processes marches on. 24 Apr 2026 | Richard Gibson
Do Digital Age-Gates Threaten Our Privacy? Is it really such an intrusion to verify one's age online? 6 Mar 2026 | Kenneth Boyd
Can Algorithms Really Treat Us Fairly? Statistical generalization is a tricky way to administer justice. 16 Jan 2026 | Aaron Schultz
The Sloppy Hyperreality of Sora The expanding world of make-believe threatens very real consequences. 14 Jan 2026 | Allison Myers & Daniel Story
Robot Kitchens, AI Cooks, and the Meaning of Food Some things can't be replicated. 5 Sep 2025 | Daniel Story
Why My Students Shouldn’t Use AI Either The drawbacks are simply too great. 15 Aug 2025 | Aaron Schultz
Is Artificial Intelligence Sustainable? Proper analysis requires taking the wide view. 11 Aug 2025 | Daniel Davis
