AIEVOQAI Evolution Quarterly First issue in preparation Q4 2026

Field notes from an artificial jungle

A field guide to
AI’s evolving world.

New abilities. Unexpected adaptations. A habitat that never stands still. We’re following the story of artificial intelligence through the wonderfully unruly lens of evolution.

Step into the field guide
Specimen 01 The Ledgerfinch: a moss-green bird with a copper throat, sorting small ivory tiles with its precision beak and nimble feet.
The LedgerfinchA small appetite. A busy beak.
Specimen 02 The Relay Octopus: a teal creature carrying a stylus, documents and a key, with a cord connecting it to an outside hub.
The Relay OctopusUseful arms. Borrowed equipment.
Specimen 03 The Proofweaver: a slate-blue spider-like creature building a geometric web beside a separate frame for checking its strands.
The ProofweaverEvery connection matters.

The expedition

What thrives next?

01 / Adaptation

Surprising new abilities

The useful tricks, unexpected discoveries, and leaps that change what AI can do.

02 / Speciation

New branches of the family

When a different name is just a new coat—and when a lasting new role deserves its own creature.

03 / Survival

Life in a changing habitat

Which systems adapt as tools, costs, competitors, and human expectations change around them?

The first issue

The struggle for a niche

Covering October–December 2026. Currently taking shape.

Coming at year’s end