Every technological wave introduces the idea that higher education will cease to exist. AI is no different, but it is not a ...

It's almost as if these authors had a crystal ball! Here are books that predicted the future to an eerily accurate degree.

LSE Philosophy Professor Jason Alexander has written a new blog article for the LSE British Politics and Policy blog. In his blog post “What future for truth?” he is sharing his thoughts on the ...

Stephen Grootes speaks to Bronwyn Williams about Four Future Seasons: How to anticipate and prepare for multiple potential futures by Dr. Craig Wing. Listen to the interview in the audio player ...

It's difficult to fathom life in the 1920s in real terms. The contributions made to cultural, technological, social, and industrial change in the decade were immense, as post-war the world was in a ...

What Harari sets out to do in Nexus is fit the emergence and future impact of AI within the broader historical story of the ...

Scholarly Journals and Book Series from the Philosophy Department at Boston College.

PawnShop' by LindoYes, out Tuesday, features masked 'cupids' and 'emojis' who pair couples and redistribute joy.

Given the appalling human rights record of the USSR and the quasi-military character of the Leninist vanguard party, one might suppose that a book about communism and democracy would be rather short.

This year’s best sci-fi outings are full of questions about how we might live differently with one another, on our troubled planet or in the farthest reaches of space.