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We all need to stop thirsting for AI
28 Jul 2026

We all need to stop thirsting for AI

by J Browse | posted in: Journalism, Opinion, Science writing, The Dystopian Journalist | 0

Which would you prefer? A daily shower or a ChatGPT prompt? This choice may no longer be theoretical for millions of Californians facing water restrictions (Majority or US’s new AI data centers to be built on drought hit land | … Continued

The problem with AI
Why I’m writing a book about stats
28 Jul 2026

Why I’m writing a book about stats

by J Browse | posted in: Science writing, The Dystopian Journalist, Work with me, Writing non-fiction | 0

Statistics is not a sexy subject. Despite attempts to hide it’s identity behind terms such as data science, machine learning and now of course artificial ‘intelligence’ it remains maligned. A brief search on google scholar – which is still mercifully … Continued

How to do statistics
What are the Best Dystopian Novels for Grown-ups?
14 Jul 2026

What are the Best Dystopian Novels for Grown-ups?

by J Browse | posted in: Dystopian fiction, The Dystopian Journalist | 1

If you’re on my website you’re probably a fan of dystopian fiction. That, or you want to point out a technical mistake in one of my articles. As the climate crisis deepens, wars break out and our elderly overlords seem … Continued

Books for the bunker
Why I wrecked my favourite city
7 Jul 2026

Why I wrecked my favourite city

by J Browse | posted in: Dystopian writing, Novel setting, The Dystopian Journalist, Writing a novel | 0

It was a drizzly day in Edinburgh atop a fog-wrapped Carlton Hill that I found my execution ground. The thought just popped into my head. Alpha will die here. Alpha was the villain from my dystopian novel, System, that at … Continued

System
How do I find a journalist?
30 Jun 2026

How do I find a journalist?

by J Browse | posted in: Journalism, The Dystopian Journalist, Work with me | 0

Do you have a problem? A community event or issue that you think deserves attention? You may consider contacting newspapers or magazines but your email will likely languish in an overworked editor’s inbox never to see the light of day. … Continued

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