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Who owns the Singularity—tech oligarchs or DMT-fueled pranksters? R.U. Sirius and Hassan I Sirius say: game on. Control’s mainframe just got weird.

One-way attack drones are designed not to return home like an airplane, but to fly directly into a target and destroy it, like a bullet or a missile.

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

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.

AI, despite its potential to dramatically increase productivity, might not destroy jobs, but exacerbate bullshit in the workplace.

In part two of Steal This Singularity, R.U. Sirius reflects on his experiences with transhumanism and singularitarianism, and shares his thoughts on the future of humanity.

Philip Rosedale, the legendary founder of the VR world Second Life, has returned as Chief Technology Officer. What could come next?

A review of and a commentary to "Raising AI: An Essential Guide to Parenting Our Future" (2025), by De Kai.

An article for readers who haven't replaced their lovers with A.I. yet.

We had various AI models generate Christmas-themed cocktails, and did the hard work of tasting them. One was a work of genius.