When everything can be made, what is worth making?
The next creative skill might be knowing what to leave out.
Read the essayArtificial intelligence. Real life. Everything in between.Est. in the present tense
The editor's letter / No. 001
Tomorrow
happened.
Now what?
The things we were promised “one day” are already here. We're still working out what that means.
A journal on AI, culture, and the very human business of catching up.
Start hereFor the curious.
And the slightly disoriented.
And the slightly disoriented.
An old world.A new mind.
01 / The journal
Dispatches from
the present tense.
Ideas worth sitting with.
Even when everything is moving.
Showing all 3 dispatches.
The machine is listening. Are we?
What our conversations with AI reveal about the people having them.
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It's a strange time to have a human brain.
On the growing distance between what is possible and what feels real.
Read the essay02 / The idea
A field guide to
the already tomorrow.
The future used to be
a place we were going.
Now it's a place we've been.
A breakthrough becomes a product. A product becomes a habit. By the time we find the words for it, the world has moved again.
We follow that gap. Between invention and understanding. Between what machines can do and what we want our lives to be.
You don't have to keep up with everything.
Just keep asking better questions.
03 / The podcast
The human part.
TF/IY / Audio departmentPilot / In development
Less noise.
More human.
Longer conversations about a world with a shorter attention span. With people making things, questioning things, and trying to make sense of it all.
Inside the first conversationComing to your headphones.No playback speed required.