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From Medical To Consumer Facing: Next Wave of NeuroScience Technology

August 3, 2020

My latest illustration reiterates on Neurochip (Brain-Computer Interface) with functionalities for consumers, to directly control consumer electronic products - specifically mobile smartphones, tablets, lap...

Who Decides Which Bodies Are Allowed?

July 10, 2020

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Cathedral of Possible Bodies" - A transhuman stands in a monumental circular hall surrounded by suspended, translucent representations of possible embodiments: winged, aquatic...

Surveillance Underpins The Future of Tech Innovation, Economic Revival and Political Competitiveness

July 2, 2020

Opinion, Visual Arts

In my latest illustration, I depict every day people, minding their own business on the streets, while there are cameras at every corner spying on the masses. ----------------------------------------------...

Two Dark Paths of Artificial Intelligence: Demonic Intelligence and Satanic Intelligence

June 14, 2020

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Two Thrones" — Two dark intelligences rule a ruined city: one sits on a throne of metrics and machinery, the other on a throne of promises, contracts, and puppeteering threads...

From Flesh to Code: Embarking on the Quest for Eternal Life

June 6, 2020

Opinion, Visual Arts

In my illustration, I sketched 'The Bitcoin Man' and his doppelgänger in a different dimension, in the digital world. --------------------------------------------------------- The pursuit of immortality t...

India’s Crypto Revival Could Bring Innovation And Opportunity

May 18, 2020

Opinion, Visual Arts

My Work-in-progress illustration of "Digital INDIA: Cyberpunk 2077", featuring of course India's iconic Taj Mahal, including TRON-inspired vehicles, futuristic plane and architecture. ---------------------...

Who Owns an Enhanced Mind? Neural Data, Updates and the Problem of Cognitive Subscription

May 14, 2020

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Rented Mind" — A person’s glowing neural network is connected by subscription cables to a corporate cloud, with an expiry timer looming above. Human-Sovereignty Transhuma...

Dependency Threshold Theory: When Convenience Becomes Economic Control

April 30, 2020

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Automated Leash" — A sleek personal AI assistant guides a person through daily life while an invisible leash leads back to a central tower. There should be no words on the ar...