Logic School is an online, experimental school for tech workers produced by Logic Magazine.

The established disorder of our present era is not necessary. It exists. But it’s not necessary.

Announcing a new direction and leadership for the magazine.

Critique and capture in the strange space of “AI ethics.”

Logic issue 13, DISTRIBUTION, available May 2021.

No decarbonization without decolonization.

Dinan Alasad and Sara Elhassan will discuss organizing and social media in the context of ongoing crisis in Sudan.

We Be Imagining partnered with Logic to create what the scholar and organizer Seeta Peña Gangadharan calls “a body of work that cannot be ignored.”...

Towards the construction of common places. Logic issue 12, COMMONS, available late December 2020.

A conversation about using computers to run an economy.

A long look at the mechanics of a movement.

Our summer 2020 issue: Care, about technologies that are changing how we give and receive care—and the care that our machines themselves need.

Policy not just as in the state but as a set of guidelines or how we plan for Black life.

Pitch Us - Logic(s): supa dupa skies (move slow and heal things)

We change our nature as we change our technologies, and our technologies change us. Logic’s ninth issue: Nature.

Separating the fact from the fiction of China’s social credit system.

Pitch Us - Logic(s): supa dupa skies (move slow and heal things)

A science fiction story thinking with fungi, sentience, and extraction.

Toward an anti-fascist AI.

The proto-Taylorist methods of worker control Charles Babbage encoded into his calculating engines have origins in plantation management.

A conversation about how to break cages.

An inquiry into the rich history of radical experiments to reorganize information.

A radical blueprint for data democracy.

A conversation about how to make information free.

Refusing to see like a state.

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Pitch Us - Logic(s): supa dupa skies (move slow and heal things)

An inside look at how the LAPD uses Palantir to spy on virtually everyone.

A genealogy of one of the most important datasets in AI.

Pitch Us - Logic(s): supa dupa skies (move slow and heal things)

The true cost of a microchip.

Clouds are fuzzy. They have shifting dimensions and indistinct edges. They are vague shapes, so they make for vague metaphors. Computing needs meta...

In 1983, female computer scientists at MIT wrote a report on how sexism was pushing women out of their—historically female—field.

A conversation about the unholy trinity of whiteness, modernity, and capitalism.

An eyewitness report from the front lines of a frightening new friendship.

An exchange about how Silicon Valley organizes information to maximize profit—and what a better model might be.

An investigation into how tech workers and community organizers fought the San Diego surveillance state.

Logic(s) is a small magazine devoted to deepening the discourse around technology. We publish three times per year in print and digital formats.

Decades ago, men kicked women out of the programming profession just as it was taking off. Now that women are fighting their way back in, men are f...

What we talk about when we talk about data.

An inquiry into the failure of the free software movement, and a proposal for recovering its radical soul.

A report on the Allegheny Family Screening Tool (pilot for predictive risk modeling in family policing) and its overestimation of utility and risk.

Pitch Us - Logic(s): supa dupa skies (move slow and heal things)

The case for why you should be a Luddite.

A new website is putting eviction data at tenant organizers’ fingertips.

A series of conversations with government workers about lives spent maintaining critical computing systems.

What does it mean to “Get Out!” in the twenty-first century? How do we build fugitive technologies?

How feminist voices were silenced on the Chinese internet.