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5 October 2026
…opened its formats to invited artists, Neural insists on the continuity of an inquiry and on the memory of networks. Yet both meet at a decisive point: a magazine matters through the form it gives to a community of work and reading. 4. An international constellation Poptronics a…
3 October 2026
…a life when the machine grants a cup of coffee, a journey and a meeting the same availability to memory? With 3rdi, Wafaa Bilal fixed a camera behind his head to make one image per minute, recording even what he left behind. In Tracking Transience, Hasan Elahi accumulated and pu…
2 October 2026
…es an artwork. Zombie, the Fly asks what is reanimated when a simulated brain acts: architecture, memory or experience? From the Game of Life to Infinite Worlds follows what may emerge from simple local rules. Recent projects: when the environment becomes the work Pierre Huyghe…
30 September 2026
…, filmed, coded, photographed, annotated and linked pages. They built an unprecedented collective memory. Platforms enclosed relationships within their interfaces; search engines organised access to knowledge; AI companies now draw on that work to build services whose models, pri…
29 September 2026
…played in silicon. Westworld (2016) closes the circle by asking the question of consciousness and memory directly: at what point does a creature that believes it remembers acquire an inner life we can no longer deny it? VI. What all these stories ask, together Taken together, the…
28 September 2026
…lies of contemporary laboratories, but artificial beings produced in series. The word carries the memory of forced labour. A century later the vocabulary is assistance, autonomy and productivity, yet the central questions persist: who defines the task, who receives the benefit, w…
26 September 2026
…tal traces than any other human era. But making more traces does not necessarily mean making more memory.The paradox of simplicityI return to my text file. After glass, DNA, blockchain, post-quantum cryptography and all the technologies still to come, it remains here: a few chara…
25 September 2026
…dification of the gray matter in the posterior part of the hippocampus and the profile of spatial memory. An urban environment that had become the subject of intensive exploration left a measurable trace in the adult brain. Woollett and Maguire, 2011 Other experiments push the bo…
24 September 2026
…ild saw] chased] ran away.” This capacity can generate increasingly complex sentences, although memory and breath impose practical limits. Whether it is a uniquely human property remains disputed; experiments and their interpretations do not settle the debate.Biology: copying w…
22 September 2026
…oited live sports data before its public release.ORACULARITY 32% · SELF-FULFILLING PROPHECY 68%A memory of the future. The initial wording remains intact. Every change in oracularity, colour and self-fulfilling rate will be timestamped. No previous state will be erased.A year in…
21 September 2026
…te pattern can grow without bound. From there, gliders become signals. They can form logic gates, memory and eventually a computer. The Game of Life is Turing-complete: given unbounded time and space, it can carry out any computation a universal machine can. What appears to be pi…
20 September 2026
…logue, I had already explored this question through Humanpédia. The project proposes a universal memory outside any technological context: each person can become the custodian of one Wikipedia article or a major literary work, learning it, printing it, telling it and passing it…
18 September 2026
…air. The object is no longer a stable state but a transformation into heat, light, smoke, ash and memory. The fourth proposition is a duration that cannot be reversed. The latent chair. A statistical vector learned from millions of images and texts contains the machine’s “cha…
17 September 2026
…trated learned survival. Biological wiring is surrounded by engineered dynamics, retina, rewards, memory and controls. Each failure reveals a missing layer: metabolism, hormonal state, molecular synaptic variation, glia, body, environment and continuity of experience. Why “zomb…
16 September 2026
…ems would complete the control project of the major internet firms: computational power, temporal memory, synthesis of the intimate, behavioural simulation and the gradual erasure of the emotional border between human and non-human. The manifesto was not merely about competition…
15 September 2026
…ver contained only in the object: it circulates among a gesture, context, refusal, belief, price, memory and the possibility that a gaze may change. MAIO may never tell us what an artwork is. But it could show us, with disturbing precision, everything we mobilize in order to deci…
11 September 2026
…ng collectives and platforms; to imagine new ways of engaging with time, individual or collective memory, the media, radical representations and the utopias of our now hyperconnected world.The first Web server at CERN: the NeXT machine used by Tim Berners-Lee. Photo Coolcaesar, C…
10 September 2026
…s a famous example of a technical decision producing consequences long after it was made. To save memory, many programs recorded years with only two digits. When “00” arrived, some systems risked interpreting it as 1900.This was neither malicious software nor an absurd choice…