The magazine of emerging intelligence

Intelligence is changing.

A more human tomorrow becomes possible.

Neurazine is a global publication for a more intelligent tomorrow. We cover artificial intelligence, neuroscience, consciousness, cognition, robotics, biotechnology, longevity, genetics, synthetic biology, perception, spatial computing, emerging science, physics, space, anomalous science, advanced computing, civilisation, culture, philosophy and future technology.

Our underlying question: what happens when intelligence itself becomes a technology?

How we work

Neurazine is produced with the help of AI systems — for research, drafting, fact-checking and design — and is the responsibility of human editors. Every story is approved by an editor who is accountable for it. Our editorial standards describe the rules we hold ourselves to.

The people

Mara Ellison
Senior Editor, AI
Writes about machine learning, model behaviour and the institutions forming around artificial intelligence.
Tomás Reyes
Science Editor
Covers biology, genetics and longevity science with an emphasis on what the evidence can and cannot support.
Priya Anand
Contributing Editor, Mind & Society
Neuroscience, cognition and the social consequences of thinking machines.
Kenji Watanabe
Features Editor, Future & Reality
Energy, space, physics and the technologies that change what counts as real.
Lena Okafor
Art Director
Visual essays and the editorial art language of Neurazine.

Contact

Editorial, partnerships and press: contact Neurazine.