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A book, film, series, essay, paper, podcast, song, article, or game that dramatises or argues an AI-futures scenario. All fields except the name are optional - an editor fills gaps at review.

Basics

Name*e.g. “Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks”One-line summaryA single sentence describing why this belongs in the atlas.DescriptionA paragraph or two - how the entity fits into AI-futures discourse, what it argues, what it’s known for. Freehand is fine.Also known asComma-separated. Alternate names, abbreviations, common misspellings - anything an editor should be able to search by.Main image URLCover art, poster, or a signature still. Direct URL to a JPG / PNG / WebP.

Work details (optional)

TypeYearAuthors / creatorsPublisher / studioISBNFor books, if you have it handy.DOIFor papers with a Crossref/arXiv DOI.

External linkCanonical URL: publisher page, arXiv abstract, YouTube, etc.

Connections (optional)

Free-form - jot down which other atlas entries this one relates to. The editor uses this to wire up graph edges by hand at review; nothing here is auto-linked.

Related scenarios, people, organisations, works, or conceptsOne relation per line works well: type of relation on the left, entity on the right. Example: “cites - Superintelligence (Bostrom)”, “features - Blade Runner”, “founded - Anthropic”, “critic of - TESCREAL”.

References (optional)

Anything that helps an editor verify the entity quickly.

Wikipedia URLYouTube URLOptional trailer, book talk, or full video to embed on the work’s page.

About you (optional)

Only used if an editor needs to ask a follow-up. Never displayed on the public atlas.

Your nameYour emailOptional. Only used if we need to reach you about this suggestion.Notes for the reviewerAnything else you’d like to flag - where you first came across this, what to double-check, adjacent entities we already cover, etc.

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