
Us and Them
Strangers in the elevator, kindred spirits online. How digital life is changing friendship, trust, and our sense of belonging.
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We have lived in two worlds: the analogue one we remember and the digital one we are learning to navigate. What does that experience help us see?
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Strangers in the elevator, kindred spirits online. How digital life is changing friendship, trust, and our sense of belonging.

I used to want to explore everything. Adulthood narrowed that world. AI unexpectedly gave me back the freedom to ask questions without feeling foolish.

Two songs can sound equally convincing. Does knowing that one took six months of human life and the other forty seconds of generation change how we hear them?

In recent years, it has begun to feel as though the world has finally lost its mind. Every morning brings another headline that would have looked

Why artificial intelligence might turn out to be a natural continuation of human evolution Is the arrival of AI a natural path of human development, an

We fear that AI will take our jobs. But what if, one day, it truly frees us from the need to work? The great question of the future may no longer be how to make a living, but what to make of life itself.
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