Arc

EDITORIAL:	The party’s over Simon Ings & Sumit Paul-Choudhury
FORWARD:	From insight to naches (+) Samuel Arbesman
	How clever must our machines get, before we take pride in them?
SHORT STORY:	Choosing faces (+) Lavie Tidhar
	You are no longer a beautiful or unique snowflake
INNER SPACE:	Dancing on the ruins (+) Simon Ings
	Strumming a lyre over the future’s burning remains
SHORT STORY:	Limited edition (+) Tim Maughan
	Theft, threatening behaviour, criminal damage? There’s an app for that
PRESENT TENSE:	The singularity can be stopped (+) Justin Pickard
	Machines are poised to make us all redundant - but only if we let them
SHORT STORY:	All your futures (+) David Gullen
	They left a dying earth in search of a new home - but their children got there first
PREDICTIVE TEXT:	An end to sitting (+) Arc & Paul Graham Raven
	An action hero for the digital age: Neal Stephenson talks to Arc
	Scrapmetal (+) Nan Craig
	They told Nia her patches were future-proof. New technologies - same old lies
TOMORROW PROJECT:	With great power Brian David Johnson
	Conversations inspired by Arc’s winning short story
PRIOR ART:	Midnight at the singularity disco (+) Sumit Paul-Choudhury
	Music expresses what is best in us - until it leaves us behind
MATERIALS:	Fun and games in the garden (+) Christina Agapakis
	Biology is smelly, squishy and gross. Let’s build with it.
ESSAY:	The city through spectacles (+) David Binder
	All the world’s a stage, if a new theatrical generation has its way