Quarterly Essay 102 God We Made Dumas

Quarterly Essay 102 God We Made DumasHumanity in the age of AI AI may be our most persuasive God yet. At the same time, it forces a confrontation with what it means to be human bodies, fragility, memory. It raises questions about human connection, leisure and learning. And it brings new existential and ethical risks. In this dazzling essay, Anna Goldsworthy explores the implications of AI for art, culture and the self.

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illuminating the Mortecene in all its horror: how it has shaped who we are

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Dina is determined to pursue her lifelong passion for skating - even if it has to be in secret