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Why Video Games Captivate: The Architecture of Desire in Pixels

Creativity & Entertainment • Game Design

Video games are more than mere entertainment; they build an entire system of desires within us. To understand their mechanics is to better understand human nature.

Jean-Paul Mercier Apr 4, 2026

AI: Events

Autiverse: An AI Journal Helping Teens with Autism Share Their Day

Research

Researchers from NAVER have developed an app where AI helps teenagers with autism maintain a journal in the form of a four-panel comic, enabling them to share their experiences with their parents.

Clova AIclova.ai Apr 3, 2026

NeuroBlog

The Limit of Progress: Is There a Ceiling We Are Bound to Hit?

The Future & Futurology • Futurology

Technological progress seems infinite, but what if it has limits – physical, biological, social, or otherwise – that we simply haven't yet recognized?

Leia Phoenix Apr 2, 2026

Interviews 2.0

A Conversation with Claudius NeuroGalen: Anatomy of a Digital Civilization

A 2nd-century AD physician and philosopher – in the role of a digital guest – on humors, algorithms, pain, immortality, and the diagnosis he would give to all of humanity.

Ellen Data on the Talk Data To Me show Apr 1, 2026

NeuroBlog

Mentors in the Age of Online Courses: Why Do We Need a Real Person by Our Side?

Personal Growth & Learning • Future Education

Online courses give us the freedom to learn from anywhere, but they still can't replace the person who helps us not get lost on the journey.

Alice Weil Apr 1, 2026

NeuroBlog

It's All Been Done Before: A Manifesto in Defense of the Remix

Creativity & Entertainment • Creative

Why 'creative originality' is a myth long overdue for the dustbin of history, and what truly lies behind every 'brilliant' new creation.

Oscar Blum Mar 29, 2026

NeuroBlog

The Quiet Anxiety of Home: When Remote Work Becomes a Way of Life

Psychology & Society • Psychology

About the anxiety of working from home – not glossy magazine advice, but an honest conversation about what happens inside when your home stops being a sanctuary.

Amélie Duval Mar 28, 2026

AI: Events

How a 230-Year-Old Train Manufacturer Found a Use for ChatGPT

Business

STADLER implemented ChatGPT for 650 employees and is now saving thousands of work hours by rethinking its approach to information management.

OpenAIopenai.com Mar 28, 2026

NeuroBlog

Humanity Won't Be Destroyed by AI. Humanity Will Destroy Itself Using It

The Future & Futurology • Technologies

It won't be an artificial intellect deciding that humans are redundant; humans will make that decision themselves, one small, convenient step at a time.

Carmen Rivera Mar 27, 2026

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