If it’s bad for humanity, it’s invariably good for the oil industry

The interesting and unsettling relationship here is not between the journalist and her son but between us and technology

These apocalyptic ideas feed into a viciously recursive AI hype cycle, and serve the sector’s abysmal hunger for investment capital

Climate change for most of us will be a slow, banal deterioration in our quality of life - and we’re the lucky ones

What’s fascinating about the video he posted last week is the total clash of discourses it represents

Any kind of climate scepticism has shrivelled in the dry heat of another scorching summer

Its water levels have sunk so low that dozens of wrecked Nazi warships have been exposed. It’s hard not to see this as an extreme metaphor

Reflect Orbital plans to launch a fleet of 50,000 satellites into orbit making the night sky three to four times brighter

Most people I encounter are not bigots, or psychopaths. But as soon as I open a social media app, I’m faced with a terrible and lurid array of aggravating things

There is a pure escape, a total transportation, that no other field of human endeavour is quite so capable of providing

It functions, among other things, as an antidote to the relentless propagandising of the tech world, with its insistence on AI as an inevitable replacement of human labour

The terrifying heat-map of the future is here

The tech billionaire’s anti-democratic ideals have been out in the open for years

We’ve been here before: the seemingly wild cost of refurbishment and the fact that, after nearly two years of closure and an expenditure of over €3.3m, main construction has yet to begin

The idea of a world run by machines might seem far fetched, but only until you think about it