Minds in the Machine Age is a companion series to Between Brain & Binary. Where that series traced the history of AI and mental health across two centuries, this series stays in the present — examining the psychology of living alongside intelligent machines today.
Each instalment looks at a specific way AI is already reshaping how people think, learn, pay attention, and trust. The questions aren’t speculative: they’re about habits, defaults, and biases that are forming right now, often without anyone deciding they should.
New instalments publish periodically as the series continues.
Reading order
- Minds in the Machine Age: What Happens to Learning When AI Does the Thinking?
- Minds in the Machine Age: The Quiet Bias
- Minds in the Machine Age: Presence in the Age of Algorithms
- Minds in the Machine Age: Teaching Machines to Fail Gracefully
- Minds in The Machine Age: The Empathy Gap
- Minds in the Machine Age: Adaptive Learning Systems
- Minds in the Machine Age: Decision Fatigue
Start here: What Happens to Learning When AI Does the Thinking?
Latest in this series: Teaching Machines to Fail Gracefully
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