
Pattern recognition from the edge of what's possible. Weekly essays on how technology rewrites being human.
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At 3.20 in the morning in January 1992, a federal agent stood outside Danny Kyllo’s triplex in Florence, Oregon, with a thermal imager. The device showed no faces and no rooms. It showed heat, which was enough for the government to wonder w...
What happens when the thing that treats a wall as porous is no longer a strange government gadget outside the house, but the normal radio layer of phones, routers, access points, cars, tags and base stations?
What happens when the thing th...
AI backlash has moved from feeds to permits, power bills, and threat files
In April, Gallup published a statistic that should have made AI executives feel less like winners on the adoption curve. Among Americans aged 14 to 29, the share sa...
In April, someone fired at least a dozen shots into the home of an Indianapolis city councillor and left a note on the doorstep reading ‘No Data Centers’.
In April, someone fired at least a dozen shots into the home of an Indianapolis city...
AI companies have learned that morality can be market infrastructure. Governments have noticed.
A supply-chain-risk designation sounds like something from a warehouse inspection report. Bad firmware in a router. A pallet of screws that doe...
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I spent decades building systems. Now I write about what they're building in us. Speculative tech anthropology for the fiction-minded.
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