Category : Digital Arts


Why Obsolete Technology Still Captivates Us

In an era of seamless digital experiences, physical media like DVDs and CDs offer tangible interaction and commitment that streaming services cannot replicate.

Reclaiming Human Connection in the AI Age

A powerful exploration of how technology threatens authentic human relationships and embodied experiences, with insights on resisting Silicon Valley's dehumanising influence through community and nature.

The Psychology of 'Gamer Brain' in Video Games

Explore the phenomenon of 'gamer brain'—the compulsive drive behind pointless gaming achievements. We examine the psychology, its portrayal in 'Baby Steps', and what it reveals about modern play.

Future generations' verdict on our use of AI

How will our descendants view today's AI revolution? Explore the ethical and societal legacy we are creating with artificial intelligence. Join the conversation.

Digital habits blurring lines with physical world

Readers share amusing tales of trying to swipe printed pages and 'like' letters, revealing how digital behaviours are reshaping our interactions with physical objects. Read their stories.

Guardian Readers Vote on the Best Internet Memes Ever

Guardian readers have their say on the greatest internet memes of all time, from Distracted Boyfriend and Doge to Rickrolling and 'I'm not a cat'. Discover the viral hits that defined digital culture.

Top 20 Video Games of 2025 Revealed

Discover the definitive list of the 20 best video games released in 2025, from blockbuster RPGs to innovative indie gems. Find your next favourite game now.

Gamer: Modern Video Games Have Lost Balanced Difficulty

A frustrated UK gamer argues that developers have lost the skill of creating a smooth difficulty curve, citing Hollow Knight: Silksong, Dark Souls, and others. They call for a sensible middle ground and better difficulty options.

Oxford's Word of the Year 2025 is 'Rage Bait'

Oxford University Press names 'rage bait' its 2025 Word of the Year, highlighting a tripling in use. Discover how this term defines online manipulation and our digital humanity.

AI Satire Viral: PM's Rap Battle with Beth Rigby

The Crewkerne Gazette's AI-generated videos, satirising Keir Starmer and other politicians, go viral. Discover why the creators are anonymous and how this new wave of political satire is capturing a younger audience.

Making an Online/Offline Relationship Work

Discover how one couple bridges the digital gap: she's read 57 books, he's binge-watched Selling Sunset. Their secret? Listening and enjoying their differences. Read their story.

'AI Slop' Named 2025 Word of the Year

Discover why 'AI slop' beat Ozempic face to become Macquarie Dictionary's 2025 Word of the Year, reflecting our new digital reality. Read the full story now.

Choice, Nostalgia and Apathy Killing Video Games

A lifelong gamer explores how modern gaming culture and indifference towards developers is harming the industry. Discover the real cost behind your favourite titles and what needs to change.

Lethal Company Creator Releases Free Horror Game

The mastermind behind the viral horror hit Lethal Company has released a spine-chilling new game called The Traveler, available now at no cost. Discover what makes this atmospheric horror experience a must-play for fright fans.

TikTok Murder: Tristyn Bailey Case Goes Viral

The harrowing story of 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey's murder, which went viral on TikTok, is now being explored in a groundbreaking ITV documentary examining social media's dark role in true crime.

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