The Artificiality Journal publishes essays from a nonprofit research institute on how AI reshapes human thinking, expertise, organizations and intimacy. Recent issues cover collective understanding in mathematics, leadership and the cost of growing people, and the emerging intimacy economy, alongside speaker profiles and summit promotion.

A maker's personal newsletter about building small, playful web and mobile apps that make social connection, focus and care feel gentler. Each issue introduces a new project and the design question behind it, written in a candid first-person voice.

Philosophical essays that examine digital tools, AI naming, open versus closed software and graphical interfaces through history, philosophy and concrete technical examples. Readers get a critical, argued perspective on how software design shapes human thinking and autonomy.

A designer's essays exploring speculative ideas at the intersection of AI, interaction design and human perception, such as licensing style via MCPs, echolocation through earphones and haptic navigation. Each issue builds a short argument from real examples and research.