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Scaling Harm: How Intelligent Systems Multiply Institutional Cruelty

June 15, 2023

My illustration entitled: "The City of Closed Doors" — One central AI tower controls thousands of illuminated doors that lock simultaneously across a city. A harmful decision becomes a system of cruelt...

The Human-Sovereignty Test for Artificial Intelligence: Assistance Without Artificial Authority

April 10, 2023

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Tool That Knows Its Place" — A powerful humanoid AI kneels beside a seated human creator, presenting instruments rather than issuing orders. Artificial intelligence can b...

The Right to Perceive Differently: New Senses and a Shared Reality

February 14, 2023

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Symphony of New Senses" - A transhuman stands in a dark valley beneath an aurora. Around their recognizably human face, subtle sensory enhancements reveal magnetic fields, inf...

Who Guards the Reauthors? Preventing Capture of Public Revision

December 14, 2022

Opinion, Visual Arts

Why institutions that enable public authorship must remain open to scrutiny, challenge and replacement. My illustration entitled: "The Watchtower With Windows on Every Side" - citizens oversee a flouri...

From Assistance to Dependence: Foundations of Satanic Intelligence Theory

November 10, 2022

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Weaver of Convenient Chains" — A machine weaves beautiful garments for human figures, with each golden thread continuing into restraints attached to its loom. Assistance ...

The Right to Challenge the Machine: Human Judgment in Algorithmic Decisions

September 10, 2022

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Human Appeal" — A person stands before a towering algorithmic tribunal, holding a single glowing appeal document. When an algorithm affects a person’s livelihood, liberty...

The ‘Vulnerable World Hypothesis’: Civilization at the Edge of Discovery

July 18, 2022

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration featuring humanity depicted at a crossroads: one path toward surveillance and control (fences, cameras, order), another toward collapse (ruins, chaos). A black ball hovering above b...

Memories Never Lived: Sovereignty Over Synthetic Experience

July 1, 2022

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Library of Unlived Lives" - An ageless enhanced person walks through an immense library whose towering shelves curve into the clouds. Within illuminated alcoves, scenes reveal...

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