I Read This Book So You Don't Have To

A collection of 3 issues

I read this paper, so you don’t have to — Alan Turing, Computing Machinery and Intelligence (1950)

The name of Alan Turing has become ubiquitous. Invoked as the founding father of AI, cited relentlessly as the one who saw it all coming, known for the ultimate test that can prove either a machine is thinking or just “faking it”, Alan Turing became The Name in the tech

Bianca's Bosker "Get the picture" - The dangerous realms of the art world

This book feels like a war declaration. From the first chapter, I carried a sense of restlessness—not only about the world Bosker was uncovering, but also about her own future. I wondered: how reachable would this book be once it came out? How many people in the art world

I read this book so you don't have to

Each month, I read a book or a scientific paper (or sometimes both) and extract what matters — so you don’t have to. But you might want to. Because these are not the titles you’ll find trending in newsletters or promoted by institutions.