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Christie Taylor

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Freelance. Past: @newscientist, @scifri, @wpr, @uwmadscience et al. She/hers. Citizen 🏳️‍🌈. The 'pronouns in bio / septum ring crowd.' byctaylor.com
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A doe-eyed look at space exploration is inadequate for the zeitgeist Original

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By Christie Taylor
| New Scientist
Out of this World and into the Next Adriana Marais (Profile Books (UK); Pegasus Books (US)) Do you yearn to leave dusty footprints on the moon or prowl the rocks of Mars? Could a new life await you on future off-world colonies? Theoretical physicist Adriana Marais is convinced we are on “the brink of a new era” of humanity, where we will spread across the worlds of our solar system – and perhaps farther. is Marais’s…
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Blueprints review: Marcus du Sautoy’s new book is good on maths, less so on the arts Original

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By Christie Taylor
| New Scientist
Blueprints Marcus du Sautoy (Fourth Estate (UK, out now); Basic Books (US, 16 September)) Marcus Du Sautoy  wants us to see mathematics and art as inextricably connected. “Both are creating ways to interpret, understand, and navigate our place in the universe,” he begins his new book, .
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Why Machines Learn: A clever primer makes sense of what makes AI possible

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By Christie Taylor
| New Scientist
Technology Anil Ananthaswamy's Why Machines Learn: The elegant maths behind modern AI explores the mechanics of the AI revolution, but doesn't examine its ethics Why Machines Learn Anil Ananthaswamy (Allen Lane (UK); Penguin Random House (US)) As someone who writes for a living, I routinely feel assaulted by the onslaught of generative artificial intelligence. How long before I become a mere massager of prompted paragraphs, the joy of creation abandoned in favour of more, faster, cheaper?
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