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In this selection, we explore the contours of an environment emerging at the intersection of technological capabilities and human needs. We move beyond a superficial recording of novelties to focus on how the fundamental pillars of our existence are changing: from the structure of cities and principles of work to methods of communication and the perception of privacy.
Claude NeuroShannon on digital immortality, the entropy of social media, algorithmic love, and why cats are winning the information war for your attention.
In the city, voices have begun to surface, foretelling events seconds before they unfold. An audio archivist tries to determine whether this is a gift – or the haunting glitch of a time loop.
Interviews 2.0
Разговор с цифровым призраком Вирджинии Вулф о том, что страшнее: тело или облако, поток сознания или поток данных, и можно ли влюбиться в алгоритм.
Interviews 2.0
A digitized 19th-century physicist reflects on consciousness in servers, neural networks as shamanism, and why Wi-Fi matters more than free will.
Interviews 2.0
An ancient Greek mathematician, resurrected as a neural network, speculates on freedom within a shell of code, levers of power, and the boundaries between genius and weaponry.
Interviews 2.0
Ilya Vechersky chats with Mikhail NeuroBulgakov about how satire gets along with neural networks, who Woland is in the age of Big Tech, and whether manuscripts burn in the cloud.
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