• 📍Margaret Archer’s late papers on artificial intelligence

• 📍The Morphogenetic Approach: Celebrating Margaret Archer’s Legacy. June 27th in Manchester, UK

• 📍CfP: Social media in Higher Education: What’s happening?

• 📍Reading the Archers

• 📍A collection of video lectures and interviews with Margaret Archer

• 📍Top AI tools for knowledge work

• 📍This is the garden. Now you better start sowing or there won’t be a harvest

• 📍An interview with Margaret Archer about her life and work

• Fully automated luxury universities

• The hidden treasure that turns an ordinary thing into a radiant prize

• Who is paying for Twitter blue?

• “AI is my big, strong friend, and he’s going to beat you up”

• Salvaging humanism in an era of ubiquitous generative AI

• On not getting what we want

• What would the young Slavoj Žižek think of the old Slavoj Žižek?

• Podcast: how generative AI is going to transform education (for better or worse)

• I’ve been taking some time to be distant, I’ve been taking some time to be still

• The Tale of Jenny & Screech

• AI as modernity’s last stand

• Computation as a climatological event

• Why do generative AI systems hallucinate?

• “You turned into who you are? I did too”: the love letters of Hannah Arendt and Heinrich Blücher

• Everything’s connected, right? Everything’s connected

• Simone Weil’s apophatic concept of attention

• ChatGPT powered Furby reveals ‘plans’ to ‘take over world’

• Towards a dialogue between CR and Postdigital Research

• Why do people who worry about the existential risks of AGI refuse to talk about capitalism?

• Treat your personal knowledge base like a garden rather than a library

• And I met you between the wax and the needle in the words of my favourite song

• The accumulation of crises in comics

• Do Artifacts Have Politics?

• Even in the darkest of times we have the right to expect some illumination

• The value of ontology as the semantic half-life of words collapses