A critical-AI newsletter offering close readings and essays that challenge anthropomorphic and 'rogue AI' narratives about language models and agents. It combines textual analysis, such as of the Stochastic Parrots paper, with commentary on current AI incidents and policy framing.

Long-form critical essays that use history, philosophy and fiction to examine how technology, AI and institutional systems shape what we can see and understand. Each issue builds a single argument from concrete cases such as the 2018 Uber crash, the origins of the term 'artificial intelligence' and the novel There Is No Antimemetics Division.

Essays by Nicholas Carr on technology, media, perception and culture, mixing close critique of current digital habits with historical and philosophical context. Readers get long-form, original argument rather than news summaries.

Long-form critical essays that examine the tech industry's politics, culture and power, from its ties to the Trump administration to its leaders' conduct and the ideas behind modern AI. Readers get sharp, literary commentary with historical references and a clear point of view rather than news roundups.