
Building What We Need
For centuries, we have extracted biomolecules from animals to help address our medical and industrial requirements. This is not only ethically questionable but also risky. Now that computational biology has advanced to the level where we can build what we need, maybe we can stop farming from animals.

Building What We Need
For centuries, we have extracted biomolecules from animals to help address our medical and industrial requirements. This is not only ethically questionable but also risky. Now that computational biology has advanced to the level where we can build what we need, maybe we can stop farming from animals.

Agentic Liability
OpenClaw and the agentic revolution it has seemingly unleashed were all the rage on social media last week. But fears about the emergent AI intelligence ignores the fact that we are hopelessly ill-equipped to deal with the new governance challenges that this will throw up.

Agentic Liability
OpenClaw and the agentic revolution it has seemingly unleashed were all the rage on social media last week. But fears about the emergent AI intelligence ignores the fact that we are hopelessly ill-equipped to deal with the new governance challenges that this will throw up.

Explain Yourself
Most AI policy initiatives insist on AI models being explainable. While this might intuitively sound like the right direction, understanding exactly why a given AI model did what it did is harder than it seems. We might need to shift our focus.

Explain Yourself
Most AI policy initiatives insist on AI models being explainable. While this might intuitively sound like the right direction, understanding exactly why a given AI model did what it did is harder than it seems. We might need to shift our focus.

Sweat of the Brow
Patent law was designed to provide inventors a limited monopoly over their work so that they could monetise it. But as innovation cycles have shrunk, we need to reconsider whether our current patent term is relevant any longer.

Sweat of the Brow
Patent law was designed to provide inventors a limited monopoly over their work so that they could monetise it. But as innovation cycles have shrunk, we need to reconsider whether our current patent term is relevant any longer.

Safe KYC
The practice of collecting documents for identity verification and to fulfil know-your-customer obligations is outdated and out of touch with what modern technology makes possible. Now it is also becoming a serious privacy risk. It's time to think of a different approach.

Safe KYC
The practice of collecting documents for identity verification and to fulfil know-your-customer obligations is outdated and out of touch with what modern technology makes possible. Now it is also becoming a serious privacy risk. It's time to think of a different approach.