The series known for its dark reflections on a tech-obsessed society turns its focus to the Space Age, toxic geek masculinity and the danger of the “magic circle”
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The series known for its dark reflections on a tech-obsessed society turns its focus to the Space Age, toxic geek masculinity and the danger of the “magic circle”
Social media’s body positivity might only apply to those who fit into familiar beauty ideals. Is AI systematically deleting the creators who sit outside the norm?
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
ANALYSIS: While the algorithm has evolved, it’s still worth considering how search engines respond
ANALYSIS: ChatGPT’s evasive manoeuvres are an accurate analogy for our unfolding relationship with chatbots—a useful reminder for queer folks in particular
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
Emily Flynn-Jones’s new semi-autobiographical video game asks players to take big feelings seriously—especially the bad ones
Diversity is not an end in itself. Technologies need to serve their users
A guide to protecting your privacy while getting intimate online
As subtle and substantial as an explosion of Diet Coke
Make 2015 the year of doing (a lot) less
PTS dusts off the N64 to raise money for their services
The rise and fall of queer books
Billed as first travel app for these cities ‘made by locals’
This man is Mr Gay World
Canadian erotic photographer raising money for photobook faces further censorship