When we talk about cyberpunk today, it’s hard not to feel like the genre is a fossil—its bones set in the 1980s, all neon-lit rain and chrome, body mods and jaded hackers, megacities drowning in smog and corporate logos. The tropes are so familiar th
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The Regulation of Big Tech’s Incentive Structures and the Race for AI Superintelligence (ASI)
Let’s stop pretending we’re not all breathing it in. The “cognitive atmosphere”—you know, the one thick with algorithmic micro-dosages of dopamine, outrage,
Global economies are shifting, and I’m not referring here to the daily undulations of the stock market or quarterly GDP reports – though, of course, those tides will rise and fall in response too. My background in behavioural economic theory and two
This is my attempt to bridge the gap between cyberpunk fiction and our emerging reality. The genre splits into two distinct traditions: Japanese and Western—and I approach this primarily through my Western perspective as that is my culture, while als
