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6 result(s) for « surveillance »
3 October 2026
…Tracking Transience, Hasan Elahi accumulated and published traces of his movements in response to surveillance. These works do not merely advocate keeping everything. They ask who watches, who classifies, and what the archive makes of us. I proposed a different relation between m…
23 September 2026
…om to study, modify and share, not simply a zero price. Cypherpunks made encryption a response to surveillance. These paths produced lasting conflicts: who can inspect a system, copy it, and control its traces? Two manifestos, two scales I met McKenzie Wark in the 2000s, while I…
17 September 2026
…nceived in the manner of a guard dog. It would not identify people or interpret intentions like a surveillance AI. It would exploit the fly’s own qualities: rapid sensorimotor responses, panoramic vision, detection of sudden movement and sensitivity to vibration, odour and minu…
16 September 2026
…ent made identifiable. At the same time, documented cases show models being used in cyberattacks, surveillance and military research. The conflict no longer separates innovation from caution. It separates those who want to retain a monopoly over acceleration from those who want t…
15 September 2026
…ence, imagines cases containing empty imprints of objects whose provenance cannot be established. Surveillance screens show only missing intervals in the archive. MAIO constructs an ideal trajectory towards a history museum or an institution committed to restitution, then reverse…
10 September 2026
Just as it is compelling to question the future and draw connections in that direction, the past, when viewed through an electronic microscope, offers an equally fertile field. It reveals invisible trajectories, forgotten causalities and technical decisions that official history…