Gaming Editor Louis Wright argues that AI-generated art lacks the passion and originality of 'true' art, and threatens to destroy artistic industries and the pursuit of artistic hobbies.

Solar Engineering may be able to reduce global temperatures, but Sci&Tech Editor Georgia Brooks argues that the risks outweigh the benefits.

Sci&Tech Writer Jacob Dawson argues that despite claims of "levelling up" the North, HS2 remains emblematic of a "Southern centric doctrine"

Sci&Tech Writer Jacob Dawson investigates the eco-impacts of electric vehicles and hydrogen powered cars

Sci&Tech Writer Amy Frith explores the potential for resurrecting extinct species, and how realistic a goal this really is

Gaming Editory Louis Wright explores the historical inequality behind contraception, and what a new breakthrough for male birth control could mean

Gaming Editor Louis Wright weighs the negative environmental impact of space exploration against the potential for humanity's survival beyond planet earth

In the first of our new feature series exploring controversial climate topics, Sci&Tech Editor Georgia Brooks explores the benefits and concerns surrounding deep sea mining, concluding that we should leave this fragile and little researched ecosystem alone.

Sci&Tech Editor Leah Renz breaks down the chemistry involved in Paris Fashion Week's showstopper spray-on dress

Sci&Tech Writer Helena da Costa investigates NASA's recent DART mission, finding comfort in the reassurance that this technology could avert future disasters

Sci&Tech Writer Patrick Hughes praises Sci-Fi author Neal Stephenson's mission to create a counter-cultural Metaverse whilst acknowledging that Stephenson has a long way to go before it becomes reality

Sci&Tech Editor Leah Renz questions whether it is possible for semi-autonomous artificial intelligence to feel emotions