“Show us your screens”: Algorave and the radical joy of live coding
Prarthana traces algorave’s sonic manifesto and its defiant call: make the code public, make the culture shared, and make the dance floor political again.
editor
From recruitment to resistance: When it comes to fighting radicalisation, fixing the tech is only one piece of the puzzle
An interview with Aizat Shamsuddin, the founder of Initiative to Promote Tolerance and Prevent Violence (INITIATE.MY), on how technology has allowed radicalisation efforts to scale up, and what needs to be done to address the problem.
Power Plays: The uncomfortable position between governments and tech companies
Saritha Irugalbandara reflects on how civil society, caught between governments and tech companies, needs to proceed with determination and thoughtfulness.
issue01
A just transition to an AI future: Pursuing a labour-first AI agenda
As debates over AI safety, ethics and regulation intensify, Ranjitha Kumar and Vinay Narayan examine how Global South actors are carving out their own approaches — not by trying to win the AI arms race but by reimagining the game entirely.