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?

Publisher

Neurazine is published by Abstract Sight Press. The editor of record is Jesse Marcel, who approves every story before publication and is accountable for it.

How we work

Neurazine’s stories are researched and drafted with AI systems, checked against their sources, and approved by the editor of record. Bylines are editorial desks — standing beats, not invented people. How Neurazine is made explains the process; our editorial standards describe the rules we hold ourselves to.

The masthead

The Editors
Editorials and issue introductions
Editorials, issue introductions and notes from the Neurazine editorial desk.
Intelligence Desk
AI, agents, models, governance
Machine intelligence: models, agents, alignment, evaluation and the institutions forming around them.
Mind Desk
Neuroscience, consciousness, memory
Biological intelligence: brains, consciousness, memory, perception and the interfaces between minds and machines.
Life Desk
Biology, longevity, genetics
Engineered life: longevity science, genetics, synthetic biology and the evidence behind each claim.
Society Desk
Work, institutions, culture, philosophy
Intelligence and society: work, institutions, culture, philosophy and the social contract for thinking machines.
Frontier Desk
Physics, space, fusion, quantum, robotics
The physical frontier: fusion, quantum computing, space as infrastructure, robotics and spatial computing.
Unknown Desk
SETI, UAP, anomalous science
The edge of evidence: the search for intelligence beyond Earth and anomalous science, reported as method and evidence.
Visual Desk
Visual essays, covers, art direction
Neurazine's visual language: visual essays, issue covers and the editorial art system.
Jesse Marcel
Editor of Record · Founder, Abstract Sight Press
Jesse Marcel is the founder of Abstract Sight Press and the editor of record for Neurazine. Every story on the site is approved by Jesse before publication.

Contact

Editorial, partnerships and press: contact Neurazine.