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The Manual Labor of Reading
The Great AI Debate:

The following is a part of our ongoing blog series, “The Great AI Debate,” in preparation for New Polity’s event on AI in the Spring of 2027. For more on AI, please see our two magazines Issue 6.2/3 and


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Look at this graph

“The future could be very big.” -William MacAskill

The cry of the AI boys—may God bless them, keep them, and grant them many, many children—is that we all look at this graph. Which graph? A graph of exponential growth, of course!

Ray Kurzweil—“the best…at predicting the future of artificial intelligence” accordin...


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Intelligence ex nihilo
The Great AI Debate:

The following is a part of our ongoing blog series, “The Great AI Debate,” in preparation for New Polity’s event on AI in the Spring of 2027. For more on AI, please see our two magazines Issue 6.2/3 and


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The Humane and the Technocratic

Editors Note:

Man is a machine-maker and a world-builder. In the following essay, Andrew Willard Jones describes the “humane” world of the arts and, opposite and intermingled with it, the “technocratic” world. His argument does not allow for simple techno-pessimism, nor a boundless excitement for unilateral technological progress. Instead, he shows ...


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Will AI Murder Us All?
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