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Shines Like Gold

DNA-based prediction of Nietzsche’s voice

By imp kerrMarch 18, 2015
...annotations (lot Basel-AP9), which we presumed would contain the least contaminated DNA sample from Nietzsche. Among the 49 volumes selected (all showing minor discoloration) were sophisticated copies of Jean de...
Essays & Reviews

From Mega-Machines to Mega-Algorithms

By Jathan SadowskiApril 28, 2015
...collective actions for the purpose of achieving a goal. Like bureaucracies they are essentially technologies that process information and communicate commands. While they are composed of humans, mega-machines are fundamentally...
Essays & Reviews

Climate Changed

By Stephanie BernhardJanuary 29, 2013
...about December, 1910, human character changed” — to something like “On or about November, 2012, the climate changed.” Certainly near-future novelists will feature the relationship between humans and the environment...
Socialism and/or Barbarism

Snake Plissken's Letter to Sallie Mae Student Loan Services

By Evan Calder WilliamsApril 19, 2012
...days to come. I used be a man without quantity, broke as shit. But I got right with the times, and I became one of those humans of quantity. Now,...
Essays & Reviews

Animal Citizens, Animal Workers

By Rachel Elizabeth FraserNovember 14, 2017
Animals require a politics of labor
Essays & Reviews

Anti-Anti-Parasitism

By Jeanette SamynSeptember 18, 2012
...second, by suggesting that humans are not, as scientists had previously thought, “physiological islands, entirely capable of regulating their own internal workings.” Incidentally, Scientific American’s July issue is on “The...
Essays & Reviews

Osmic Frequencies

By Christina AgapakisFebruary 13, 2015
...individual neurons, which send a message to your brain that something smells. Humans have around 350 types of receptors on 40 million neurons, which in combination allow us to distinguish...
Uncategorized

Terrifying Robot Update: Wednesday, December 10, 2014

By TNIDecember 10, 2014
...laser cannons? • • • For six straight years, the two-story, single-family house in Campbell Creek, Tennessee pretended to be occupied by humans. The bathroom light would click on in...
Essays & Reviews

The Networked Assembly Line

By Sam LavigneDecember 20, 2016
...replacements. However, exploitation does not always take the form of humans literally teaching computers to replace them. Whenever we interact with software/websites/businesses built using machine learning systems, we provide data...
Features

Midwest

By Kate Zambreno and Sofia SamatarApril 18, 2023
...It’s designed to make everything clean, for humans, not about the outside world at all. Isn’t this so beautiful, everyone seemed to say. I wrote to you, when I was...
Essays & Reviews

Panpsychism's Labyrinth

By Kurt NewmanFebruary 26, 2015
...the same way of the relation between humans and what they see and that between hailstones and tar.” In such a revision of ontology, aesthetics assume a special centrality as...
Essays & Reviews

Where Nothing Can Possibly Go “Worng”

By Joanna RadinDecember 12, 2016
...timely resource in HBO’s Westworld, a study about what happens when the power relationships between humans and the androids they created to serve their deepest desires go haywire. Viewers first...
Features

Data Streams

By Hito Steyerl and Kate CrawfordJanuary 23, 2017
...interested in how this type of prediction is a microcosm of a much wider propensity to score humans as part of a super-pattern. HITO STEYERL. I’m really fascinated by quantifying...
Essays & Reviews

Reading Like a Loser

By David WintersFebruary 14, 2012
...conceptual exclusion of the “subhuman” can create disastrous consequences. A progressive politics, Bull suggests, will be one which refuses to segregate humans from animals. Against Nietzsche’s claim that humans are...
Essays & Reviews

No Choice but Freedom

By Steve Randy WaldmanMay 1, 2014
...possible behaviors among millions of interacting humans, the overwhelming requirements of survival and prosperity are constraint and bias. By some combination of instinct, socialization, and social control, bodies must be...
Essays & Reviews

The Myth of Cyberspace

By PJ ReyApril 13, 2012
...embrace such an argument here; rather, I agree with Giddens that humans can thrive under conditions of socio-technical complexity, even if we must forfeit certain notions of self-reliance. As I...

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