Curiosity Infrastructure
Ryslaine MoulayField notes from rhizomatic paths · Twice a month
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Holding The Human Line As Cyborgs
Curiosity Infrastructure is a newsletter about how we relate to a world that keeps exceeding our categories. If you’re new here, welcome.
In the past few weeks, I noticed two defensive moves to protect the human: The Academy recently banne...
The Latent Space Of Babel
A few days ago I visited Joseph Kosuth’s exhibition “The-Exchange-Value-of-Language-Has-Fallen-to-Zero” at Casa Dei Tre Oci in Venice. Although he started working in the sixties, this title felt strangely familiar at the age of AI. We are s...
Wetware Is Coming
Curiosity Infrastructure is a newsletter about how we relate to a world that keeps exceeding our categories. If you’re new here, welcome.
Yann LeCun just raised $1 billion to build an AI that understands the physical world. The argument: L...
When Extraction Becomes Ambient
I live in Milan and the Milano Cortina Olympics have just ended. For three weeks, over 800 cameras and drones, dubbed as “The New Vuvuzelas”, have captured every moment for media coverage. Hundreds more have surveilled for security. Milan’s...
The Reality Filter: When Futures Meet People
I recently discovered a tool called Antirender developed by architect Magnus Hambleton that generates “real” renders: “Upload an architectural render. Get back what it’ll actually look like on a random Tuesday in November. No sunshine. No h...
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Innovation strategist and occasional writer exploring how we relate to systems, technologies and more-than-human worlds. My work lives at the intersection of design, philosophy, and speculative thinking.
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