From artificial intelligence to artificial consciousness?
Alex Mortimer discusses the possibility of conscious computers, given recent advancements in AI technology.
Culture & Arts
Natalia Lafourcade – De Todas las Flores, album review
Mexican singer-songwriter Natalia Lafourcade is a big deal in the Spanish-speaking world. In the English speaking world, less so. But her recent album De Todas las Flores, released in October…
The Menu: Review — a full fat delight
Josh Goodwin reviews Mark Mylod's recent film, 'The Menu'.
The books you need to read in 2023
Amy Whitaker offers her top picks of 2023 book releases to get excited about.
Angela Carter’s subversive mythology
Edie Gilmour explores ideas of feminism, metamorphoses and gender fluidity in Angela Carter's work.
Bojack Horseman: the philosophy of a talking horse has never been more relevant
Satirical, irreverent, cynical – Charis discusses the existential nihilism behind Netflix’s Bojack Horseman.
Hide and Seek
A poem about the struggles of coming out
How to become a God (according to Mormons)
Evie Sproat explores Mormon thought regarding the history, evolution and destiny of the universe and how this propels believers on a course of cosmic progression to become Gods.
Andrew Tate, Donald Trump and Witchcraft: anti-feminism in the media
Jade Barnes gives a commentary on the demonisation of women and the rise of anti-feminism in the mainstream media.
Power or femininity: Why can’t women have both?
Josie Oatley explores the historical and modern obstacle that femininity has played in women's acquisition of power.