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31_AUG_2026 5 MIN READ
A writing app for trapping lions
Hitchcock's MacGuffin was a joke about a package on a train. I have been building one, and it is turning into a serious tool for writing fiction.
11_JUL_2026 5 MIN READ
CLARIAH Summer School 2026
Four days at the CLARIAH summer school in Amsterdam: SPARQL, RDF triples, and turning a Chilean documentary archive into linked open data.
13_JUN_2026 9 MIN READ
On Bargains, Curses, and Dividends
Two pieces this spring made me think about the bigger picture: on AI, ownership, and the bargain that built every right we hold.
10_MAY_2026 6 MIN READ
Introducing GenCurator
An MCP server for finding the right generative AI model, built on the recognition that the choice is never just technical.
20_APR_2026 5 MIN READ
The right to play
On creative practice with AI: why play, not productivity, is how we stay curious and keep the craft alive.
29_MAR_2026 5 MIN READ
A post-AI artist
On Derrick Schultz's visit to AI Greenhouse, the slippery label of 'AI artist', and what it means to work with AI before and after the hype.
04_AUG_2025 2 MIN READ
A little whining about Deep Fakes
On AI-generated electoral fraud in Argentina, and why what happens at the margins of democracy should concern us all.
21_JAN_2025 4 MIN READ
Remember to embody the data (why AI cannot replace deep thinking)
Our physical selves need proliferous and bloated data to grasp subtle ideas. We need the world's richness and messiness to break down its components into digestible nutrients.
22_DEC_2024 7 MIN READ
Introducing the Film Concierge
Making archival-practice Talk Using Large Language Models
15_NOV_2024 4 MIN READ
Sculpting in the logosphere
How Large Language Models are changing the way we navigate audiovisual heritage — and what we lose in the translation.
06_NOV_2024 4 MIN READ
Nexus: More Data, Less Wisdom?
On Yuval Noah Harari's new book and the naive assumption that more information leads to better decisions.
17_SEPT_2024 5 MIN READ
Introducing Trees of Thoughts
15_SEPT_2023 12 MIN READ
Who Why And How Was Killed Jan Bot
On the life and death of Jan Bot, Eye Filmmuseum's first AI filmmaker who generated more than 25K experimental films to bring the past.
26_AUG_2023 10 MIN READ
Typologies
25_JUN_2023 9 MIN READ
Three Answers From Socrates
22_JUN_2023 4 MIN READ
Tools Of Divination Llms And The Creation Of Truth
05_JUN_2023 2 MIN READ
On Photography's Double Nature
05_JUN_2023 4 MIN READ
Spawning
05_JUN_2023 3 MIN READ
Because times are always changing
fieldnote 31_AUG_2026
A writing app for trapping lions
Hitchcock's MacGuffin was a joke about a package on a train. I have been building one, and it is turning into a serious tool for writing fiction.
fieldnote 11_JUL_2026
CLARIAH Summer School 2026
Four days at the CLARIAH summer school in Amsterdam: SPARQL, RDF triples, and turning a Chilean documentary archive into linked open data.
article 13_JUN_2026
On Bargains, Curses, and Dividends
Two pieces this spring made me think about the bigger picture: on AI, ownership, and the bargain that built every right we hold.
work 10_MAY_2026
Introducing GenCurator
An MCP server for finding the right generative AI model, built on the recognition that the choice is never just technical.
article 20_APR_2026
The right to play
On creative practice with AI: why play, not productivity, is how we stay curious and keep the craft alive.
fieldnote 29_MAR_2026
A post-AI artist
On Derrick Schultz's visit to AI Greenhouse, the slippery label of 'AI artist', and what it means to work with AI before and after the hype.
article 04_AUG_2025
A little whining about Deep Fakes
On AI-generated electoral fraud in Argentina, and why what happens at the margins of democracy should concern us all.
article 21_JAN_2025
Remember to embody the data (why AI cannot replace deep thinking)
Our physical selves need proliferous and bloated data to grasp subtle ideas. We need the world's richness and messiness to break down its components into digestible nutrients.
fieldnote 22_DEC_2024
Introducing the Film Concierge
Making archival-practice Talk Using Large Language Models
article 15_NOV_2024
Sculpting in the logosphere
How Large Language Models are changing the way we navigate audiovisual heritage — and what we lose in the translation.
article 06_NOV_2024
Nexus: More Data, Less Wisdom?
On Yuval Noah Harari's new book and the naive assumption that more information leads to better decisions.
fieldnote 17_SEPT_2024
Introducing Trees of Thoughts
work 15_SEPT_2023
Who Why And How Was Killed Jan Bot
On the life and death of Jan Bot, Eye Filmmuseum's first AI filmmaker who generated more than 25K experimental films to bring the past.
article 26_AUG_2023
Typologies
fieldnote 25_JUN_2023
Three Answers From Socrates
fieldnote 22_JUN_2023
Tools Of Divination Llms And The Creation Of Truth
article 05_JUN_2023
On Photography's Double Nature
article 05_JUN_2023
Spawning
article 05_JUN_2023
Because times are always changing
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