Artificial Inquiry
Natalia Cote-MunozExploring AI through experimentation and current affairs—and questioning what it means for how we think, understand, and evolve.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 38 | Subscribers | Read | artificialinquiry.substack.com |
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“Plants and a demon: the herb Ypericon, supposed to repel demons,” Tractatus de Herbis, BL Sloane 4016, 1440. Source: The Public Domain Image Archive.
Half the Sky, Half the Story: Women and AI on Both Sides of the Divide
“Who holds the colored ribbons, dancing high in the sky,” Xinhe Shipyard Spare Time Art Group, 1976. Source: ChinesePosters.Net
Can AI Crack the Epstein Files? Part 2: A Practical Toolkit
This is part two of a series. In Part 1, I covered the mental model: what the Epstein Library actually is, how to read different types of documents critically, and where to start your investigation. Part 2 focuses on the tools. But you shou...
Can AI Crack the Epstein Files? Part 1: The Mental Model
“Les Saisons Rebus letter,” Michelet (Publisher), 1820. Source: The Metropolitan Museum.
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Mexilombian-American, former State Dept, serial think tanker, China/Asia & LatAm expert. I connect the personal with broader societal trends. Currently: AI in society, essays on our liminal moment, memoir on meditation/science/spirituality.
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