The Peripheral
William Gibson's best novel tells us a lot about where we are and where we might end up.
Technology and politics in an interdependent world
William Gibson's best novel tells us a lot about where we are and where we might end up.
The Astor Lecture at Oxford's Blavatnik School
At last we have created the Corporation That Eliminates Middle Managers from classic management text Don't Eliminate the Middle Managers!
Moloch the stunned governments! Moloch whose mind is pure machinery!
Originalism is the theory that the Federalist Society knows what it wants, and deserves to get it good and hard.
Here's a chance to start taking it back.
On Ben Recht's fantastic new book
The Trumpist administrative style
What happens when AI slop hits targeting systems and civil liberties?
Arbitrary state power can cut in many directions
What the Democratic party needs - what it demands - is bold, persistent experimentation
Hubris and cruelty have consequences
How Europe and Carney disrupted Trump's ceremony of self-anointment
But less than it would have if it were thinking straight
Large language models may make science more generic
They might - or might not - be yours
That's his strength and his weakness
Trump's new National Security Strategy: what if groypers cosplayed George Kennan?
Gene Wolfe, Albert Lord, machine culture.
At least it does when it works right ...
Ernest Gellner on the conditions of liberty.
Six theses about the consequences
The lessons of Hahrie Han's Undivided
The administration would act differently if it were confident
Behind the "Blueskyism" debate
Incalculable diffusion as a philosophy of doing
The respective vulnerabilities of tyrants and crowds
Speed, shoggoths, social science
An article from Bloomberg Weekend
The message of Dan Wang's new book.