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🎧Listen to 2024/25 Nine Dots Prize winner, Grace Huckins on yesterday's BBC World Service Newshour, discussing the topic of their essay and what it means to be human in the age of AI. Link below: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w1…

Stanford University lecturer & award-winning science journalist Grace Huckins is awarded US$100,000 and a book deal with Cambridge University Press for their exceptional response to the The Nine Dots Prize question “Is data failing us?” We look forward to welcoming Grace at CRASSH! bit.ly/4jwr6uo

Chair of the Nine Dots Prize Board, Professor Simon Goldhill, comments on our 2024/25 winner: CRASSH, Cambridge Cambridge University Press

We received an exceptional range of entries to the 2024/25 Prize cycle that made choosing this year’s winner incredibly difficult. We want to thank everyone who took the time to submit their work and we are proud to be part of such a vibrant writing community.

Stanford University lecturer & award-winning science journalist Grace Huckins is awarded US$100,000 and a book deal with Cambridge University Press for their exceptional response to the The Nine Dots Prize question “Is data failing us?” We look forward to welcoming Grace at CRASSH! bit.ly/4jwr6uo

Essays can bring to life new ideas, realisations and revelations. What were your takeaways from Grace Huckins' winning response? Read extracts from Grace’s winning essay below: ninedotsprize.org/extract-from-g… CRASSH, Cambridge Cambridge University Press

A brilliant essay doesn’t just answer the question, but poses new ones. It is precisely this outside of the box response and approach that led to the selection of this year’s winner, Grace Huckins. You can read extracts from their essay here: ninedotsprize.org/extract-from-g…

It has been a month since we announced our 2024/25 winner and we’re still thinking about Grace’s winning essay and the questions it raises about AI and the fundamental objectives of science. You can read an extract from their essay here. ninedotsprize.org/extract-from-g…

A great essay aims to continue the conversation rather than ending it. In the coming months, Grace will be developing their essay into a book and we can’t wait to share more as it develops.

Next week, CRASSH, Cambridge returns with its Writing Week. While it is only open to Cambridge researchers and academics, we love its premise. It is dedicated time to write and create. How do you make space for your writing? crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/42355/ #writingtips

A reminder that all of our winners’ books, developed from their winning essays, are available to read for free via #OpenAccess. cambridge.org/core/publicati…

What essays do you have on your reading list this month? We welcome any recommendations so please share them below 👇

If you haven’t already, check out the incredible @Tedx talk from our first Nine Dots Prize winner, James Williams. In this presentation, he talks about the ways technology and social media are affecting our lives and attention. youtube.com/watch?v=MaIO2U…