ANALYSIS: Viral posts of U.S. Republicans dressed in drag are fun and subversive, but issues of ownership from AI art are still a concern
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Google is still the arbiter of life’s big questions
ANALYSIS: While the algorithm has evolved, it’s still worth considering how search engines respond
How getting ghosted by ChatGPT showed me the bot’s true colours
ANALYSIS: ChatGPT’s evasive manoeuvres are an accurate analogy for our unfolding relationship with chatbots—a useful reminder for queer folks in particular
Is Lex abandoning its horniest users?
OPINION: As the app shifts its focus from fisting to friendship, those who initially used the platform for queer romance and sex are wondering if they still belong
‘Curses’ explores the queer magic of owning your darkest feelings
Emily Flynn-Jones’s new semi-autobiographical video game asks players to take big feelings seriously—especially the bad ones
Making tech queer- and trans-friendly is about much more than hiring
Diversity is not an end in itself. Technologies need to serve their users
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