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The Right to an Authentic Self: Deepfakes, Digital Replicas and Human Sovereignty

May 22, 2024

My illustration entitled: "The Mask Factory" — An industrial AI studio mass-produces human faces, contrasted with myself standing unmasked and sovereign. When a machine can reproduce a person’s face, v...

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...

The Right Not to Be Measured: Biometric Surveillance and the Sovereign Person

June 29, 2019

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Closed Eye" — A giant camera lens closes like an eyelid as a citizen calmly raises a hand in refusal. Human-Sovereignty Transhumanism supports technologies that empower p...

Human-Sovereignty Transhumanism and the Military: The Non-Negotiable Red Lines

October 20, 2018

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Child Beyond the Line" — A young person stands safely outside a military laboratory boundary, symbolising the absolute ban on military enhancement of minors. Military org...

The Right to Disconnect From Your Own Body: Exit Rights for Implants, BCIs and Bionics

June 17, 2016

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Body Is Not a Subscription" — A figure cutting a chain of digital subscription icons linking their body to a corporate cloud. An implant, brain-computer interface or bion...

The Cybersecurity of Cryptocurrencies: Constant Evolution

May 15, 2015

Opinion, Visual Arts

In my latest illustration, I drew myself as an ethical white-hat hacker 'Cypherpunk' (数码朋克) attempting to do a pentration-test hacking into a technological company's servers. ------------------------------...

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