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The Orb and the Eye: Is Worldcoin Building the Infrastructure of Biblical Prophecy?

August 8, 2023

In my illustration above, inspired by "Eye of Sauron" from Lord of the Rings. When identity becomes currency, freedom becomes permission. The future may not ask for the mark—it may simply require verificati...

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...

Artificial Intelligence and the End of Informational Privacy

January 22, 2023

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Privacy Eclipse" - a radiant AI sphere passes before a symbolic moon marked “PRIVACY,” casting the city into an informational eclipse. I protect the citizens beneath a translu...

Cypherpunkism Against Digital Colonialism

September 19, 2022

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled "Breaking the Algorithmic Chains" - Citizens are bound by chains made from data streams, platform logos, identity profiles and surveillance codes. I break the chains using a luminou...

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...

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...

The Right to Mental Integrity: Cognitive Liberty Before the Neurotechnology Age

August 18, 2021

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "Mind Without Surveillance" — A face made of constellation-like neurons remains unseen beneath a dark cloak as drones search overhead. Before neurotechnology becomes ordinary,...

Self-Sovereign Identity: Proving Without Revealing

July 5, 2021

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Broken Mirror of Data Extraction" - a giant corporate scanner attempts to reconstruct Herbert’s complete identity from countless fragments. Herbert raises a cryptographic shie...

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