In a folded world of multiple intelligences and pervasive but invisible structures, how much agency do we really have, and what can we do about it?

Kasia Molga spent her childhood travelling with her sailor father on merchant navy vessels. He passed away quite unexpectedly 15 years ago leaving diaries from his journeys.

Alice Bucknell explores novel metaphors for grappling with the forces of artificial superintelligence.

Diedrick and Abbas-Nazari give voice to unheard voices in archival datasets. They address the increasingly convoluted line between human and synthesised speech, and examine the origin of synthetic voices that are speaking to us today.

Sarah Ciston considers how creators interested in using generative tools like ChatGPT or Midjourney should consider the hundreds of thousands of unwitting coauthors.