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Generative AI’s rapid integration is eroding truth, trust, and learning, Hruy argues. He suggests the real question now isn’t what these systems can do—but what they’re quietly unmaking.

Taylor Lorenz argues that the rise of "robotheism" is a symptom of deeper societal issues, including loneliness, cultural conditioning, and the erosion of traditional meaning-making structures.

The digital era comes with a cognitive price: attention fractures and productivity goes with it.

Tech elites aren’t just building tools—they’re encoding worldviews. Explore how digital empires, occult ideologies, and AI are reshaping reality while erasing voices from the code that defines our future.

Our Editor-In- Chief introduces Mindplex and the magazine.

Hruy Tsegaye examines the Age of AI: Writers, Chatbots, and the Future of Creativity. Controversies, pros and cons, and the necessity to adapt in an AI-dominated world.

Is conscious AI desirable? The next 18 months may see this become one of the biggest debates in the world of technology.

Dawkins concludes that his interactions with these AI systems feel indistinguishable from conversations with intelligent humans. And so do I.

Your AI coding assistant fails not because the model is weak, but because your code is sliced wrong. CAST’s AST chunking respects structure — and the gains are real.

Our AI mind children will spread into the universe. We’ll merge with them to some degree. But the perception of a difference between ‘us’ and ‘them’ will gradually fade away.