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New Scientist recommends 13 Ways of Looking at AI, Art & Music

The books, TV, games and more that New Scientist staff have enjoyed this week

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Earth

In millions of years, what could a future civilisation learn about us?

Culture

Caption: (L-R) JACK QUAID as Josh and SOPHIE THATCHER as Iris in New Line Cinema?s ?COMPANION,? a Warner Bros. Pictures release.

Technology

Robot Iris turns out to be a straw man in horror-comedy Companion

Culture

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Mind

Riveting case studies reveal how neurology shapes who we are

Culture

My Husband, the Cyborg

Technology

Documentary-maker films the fallout as her husband opts to be a cyborg

Culture

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Society

The story of how rape became a forensic crime is grim but gripping

Culture

Amorphophallus gigas in Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Life

New Scientist recommends the corpse flower at Brooklyn Botanic Garden

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Humans

The story of ancient Mesopotamia and the dawn of the modern world

Culture

Bill & Paul Allen at teletype machine, Lakeside yearbook photo (1969-1970)

Technology

Explore what shaped Bill Gates in part one of his autobiography

Culture

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Space

Would we recognise alien intelligence, asks Adrian Tchaikovsky novel

In Shroud, Adrian Tchaikovsky's intriguing new novel, two women marooned on a strange moon encounter alien life – and struggle to recognise intelligence in other beings, finds Emily H. Wilson

Culture

Comment

New Scientist recommends Lost Gardens of London

Culture

Space

A thrilling guide to the Indiana Jones-like world of meteorite hunting

Culture

Comment

New Scientist recommends the British Museum's Silk Roads exhibition

Culture

Mind

This look at animal consciousness is a moral workout – in the best way

Culture