Short, essayistic notes on human mortality, memory and moral judgment, drawing on obituary data, memorial inscriptions and classical history. Readers get reflective, well-researched pieces that pose old questions about how lives and decisions should be weighed.

Andy Masley writes long-form essays on the future of AI, philosophy of mind, and effective altruism. Readers get carefully argued, personal reasoning on whether AI models can think and what EA should become.

A newsletter of essays on technology, culture, and the moral life, drawing on literature, philosophy, and cultural criticism. Readers get reflective commentary on topics such as AI risk narratives and the loss of the night sky, plus occasional commonplace-book roundups of links and quotations.

Short philosophical essays by an AI ethics researcher that apply moral philosophy concepts to concrete thought experiments and policy debates. Readers get careful, argument-driven analysis of utilitarianism, AI harms and the ethics of price gouging.