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Tag: technology

Social Benefits and Risks of Artificial Intelligence

Please enjoy this post by Guy Morris, researcher and author of the award-winning AI thriller, SWARM, on his upcoming Salon. Happy Reading! —ii Editorial P.S. Check out this interview with…

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Published October 4, 2022By Guy Morris
Tagged Books, science, technology

Interview: ii Host Samuel Arbesman on “Coding as Magic”

Please enjoy this partial transcript of a thought-provoking interview with writer and scientist Samuel Arbesman, as we discuss his adventures in computer programming, word-inventing, and his upcoming Salon, “Coding as…

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Published September 24, 2022By Christin Balan
Tagged Books, science, technology, writing

Anna Grigoryan “On Fangirls, Corporate Dashboards, and Art”

Anna Grigoryan is a writer, recovering overachiever, and founder of Kradl. Please enjoy her thought piece (originally published on Anna’s Substack, Caring About Now), “On fangirls, corporate dashboards, and art.”…

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Published September 21, 2022By Anna Grigoryan
Tagged cultural trends, technology

Sophia Kornienko on “The Freedom to Browse”

KORNIENKO コニンコー (Sophia Kornienko), is a journalist, animation artist and the host of the UnschoolingFuture Podcast. Please enjoy this essay (originally published here), introducing her upcoming book, Free To Browse: Organic Contexts…

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Published September 13, 2022By Sophia Kornienko
Tagged Books, cultural trends, technology

Interview: ii Host Guy Morris on “Social Benefits and Dangers of Artificial Intelligence”

In an interview with ii Host Guy Morris, researcher and author of the award winning AI thriller, SWARM, we talk about the challenges he faced in his early life, his…

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Published September 10, 2022By Christin Balan
Tagged Books, science, technology

Interview: ii Host Jay Colbert on Cyborgs and Assemblage Theory

Jay Colbert, ii Host, librarian, and self-proclaimed “cyborg nerd,” shares how his love of finding connections led him to host his upcoming ii Salon, “More Human Than Human: An Exploration…

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Published August 27, 2022By Christin Balan
Tagged cultural trends, philosophy, science, technology

Engineer and the Saint

Peti Charkha. Source: Charkha Museum, New Delhi

A Polish engineer’s pursuit to design the perfect spinning wheel for Mahatma Gandhi Originally posted by Niloy Gupta on Substack. Shared with acknowledgment to Irene Karthik and Flick Hardingham for…

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Published August 17, 2022By Niloy Gupta
Tagged history, technology
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