Long reads on long books — fiction, science, and the patient nonfiction that does not make the news.
A Nobel Prize-winning biologist turns his eye on the science of ageing — why we age, why we die, and whether biology might one day change the answer. Clear-eyed, rigorous, and unexpectedly moving.
A rigorous but accessible tour of the mathematics that makes AI work — from gradient descent and backpropagation to transformers — written for curious readers who want to understand not just what AI does but why it works.