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After Humanity Diverges: Building a Common World for Different Bodies

August 1, 2024

My illustration entitled: "The Meeting of Our Possible Futures" - Several radically different transhumans gather around a simple stone table overlooking a magnificent landscape: a winged person, an aquatic ...

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

May 22, 2024

Opinion, Visual Arts

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...

The Person Inside the System: A Stress Test for Human-Sovereignty Transhumanism

February 20, 2024

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Human Within the Colossus" - An immense biomechanical figure stands in a mountain valley, its body woven from living tissue, articulated metal and neural light. Through a tran...

Who Gets Enhanced First? Sovereignty When Access Is Scarce

November 1, 2023

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Hands That Lift a Civilization" - A powerful transhuman with multiple organic arms and bionic legs helps raise a monumental bridge across a canyon. Each hand performs a differ...

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...

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...

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