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NEURAZINE
VOL. 01SPRING 2026

A More Human Intelligence

  • AI
  • BIOLOGY
  • CONSCIOUSNESS
  • SOCIETY
  • WHAT'S NEXT

ISSUE 001

March 17, 2026

  • SCIENCE
  • TECHNOLOGY
  • COGNITION
  • BIOLOGY
  • SOCIETY
  • THE NEXT
Bold ideas.
Deeper questions.
A more intelligent tomorrow.

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Contents
  1. 01The Question We Keep AskingEditorial
  2. 02A More Human IntelligenceAI
  3. 03What Happens When Intelligence Becomes Abundant?Society
  4. 04The Next Intelligence Is BiologicalBiology
  5. 05Can Machines Develop Memory?Mind
  6. 06Reality Is Becoming ProgrammableReality
  7. 07The New Science of Human LongevityBiology
  8. 08What Happens When AI Thinks With Us?Society
  9. 09The Search for Intelligence Beyond Earth Has ChangedUnknown
  10. 10Light, Matter, MindFuture
Editorial

The Question We Keep Asking

Our first issue is organised around a hope rather than a prediction: that abundant machine intelligence could make us more human, not less.

That hope is not guaranteed. The stories in this issue examine where it holds, where it strains, and what it would take to make it true — from the design targets of a more trustworthy AI to the biology that may become the next substrate of intelligence, from the economics of cheap cognition to the changed search for minds beyond Earth.

Read it as a whole, if you can. The stories are one story.

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Features
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AI·11 min

A More Human Intelligence

As AI becomes more powerful, a deeper question emerges: what does it mean to build intelligence that understands us? A new era calls for a more human approach.

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Biology·12 min·Member

The New Science of Human Longevity

For the first time, ageing is being studied as a process that might be measured, slowed and perhaps partly reversed. Separating the evidence from the enthusiasm has never mattered more.

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