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VOL. I·NO. 01
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2026
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  1. 001SlowBoringSEP · 25English

    The A.I. apocalypse canon and why it matters

    An article discussing how science fiction narratives about A.I. risk, dating back to Samuel Butler's 1872 'Erewhon,' help clarify contemporary debates about superintelligence and A.I. safety. The author argues that while fictional scenarios don't predict reality, examining these narratives reveals the actual points of disagreement between A.I. safety advocates and skeptics like Steven Pinker.

    By Matthew Yglesias