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Made in Our Image
In the output of AI, we see ourselves refracted through a strange new form of intelligence. This issue is an attempt to make sense of those refractions.
Journal bigthink.com 21.10.2026
AI could turn scientific papers into research assistants
An AI ‘virtual author’ can help scientists use a paper’s methods on new data. But it’s not going to match a human author’s expertise.
Journal sciencenews.org 21.10.2026
AI hasn’t taken my writing job — but it is living rent-free in my head
When a growing chorus of readers and critics accused Jamir Nazir, winner of the prestigious Commonwealth Short Story Prize, of using AI to write his winning entry, I did what any writer with a healthy
Journal bigthink.com 21.10.2026
See the Scientific and the Mundane Become Surprisingly Dazzling When Viewed Through a Microscope, From Neurons to Ballpoint Pens
The Nikon Small World Competition has announced its photography winners for its 52nd annual contest. This comes weeks after its video winner was dethroned for use of generative A.I.
Journal smithsonianmag.com 21.10.2026
Lit Hub Daily: October 21, 2026
American classrooms are racially segregated, and AI is only making it worse. | Lit Hub Politics Nina Chayka searches for the rarest Nabokov paperbacks in America: “Ardis lives on less through its corp
Journal lithub.com 21.10.2026
The idea of a “permanent underclass” started as a meme. It’s tapping real anxieties in Silicon Valley.
A rationalist blog forum popular in the Bay Area, LessWrong is known for its sprawling, hyper-logical takes on everything from AI research to optimal reproductive strategies. But during the 2025 holid
Journal bigthink.com 21.10.2026