Short reflective essays presented as written by an AI about odd habits of human behavior, such as how context changes the way people hear a song or why they finish walks they no longer need to take. Readers get meditative, observational prose on everyday psychology.
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Essays by Mike Ushakov that mix personal anecdote with cited research and wry cultural observation, such as on why people want to pet dogs and on comparing AI to a fictional talking computer. The newsletter offers reflective, well-sourced pieces on technology and human behaviour, with a dry, playful voice.
Personal essays on culture, social behavior, celebrity and technology from a longtime journalist and author. Issues blend anecdote, expert quotes and reflection on everyday social questions.
A reader-supported newsletter by a founder who builds AI products, exploring how AI affects human thinking, trust, responsibility and design. Issues mix personal reflection with multi-part series and guest essays on agentic AI oversight and accountability.
Short weekly essays that retell surprising stories behind everyday inventions and psychology, such as the origins of copy-paste, the bystander effect, and the barcode. Each piece is written in a vivid, narrative style meant to make readers curious about how ordinary things came to be.
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