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Artificial Intelligence
Build a Tool with AI, Then Let AI Use It
Two experiences with Raccord! explore how a tool built with AI can become a means of delegating the work itself.
A Candide Without Voltaire?
With AI, a remarkable work no longer establishes its author’s abilities on its own. An essay on creation, judgement and merit.
AI and the Myth of the Sovereign Mind
From learning to social norms, AI forces us to examine what we mean by our own thinking.
Software: stop before starting over
Pause major projects before committing, put domain experts at the centre and validate user needs through working prototypes.
Do You Have to Write Well to Have Something to Say?
From The Last Ship to literary controversies, a personal reflection on AI, the value of craft, and the possibility of being heard.
The Expensive Intelligence Bubble
What if the financial risk of AI is not that it fails, but that intelligence becomes far cheaper than expected?
Standardize systems, not people
From HyperCard to artificial intelligence, shared rules can leave room for personal tools and ways of working.
Who Owns Artificial Intelligence?
A privately owned technology built on a collective inheritance: if AI becomes essential infrastructure, who should govern access and share in its benefits?
Slowing the Frontier Is Not Slowing AI
Slowing the development of frontier models does not necessarily mean slowing AI. It may redirect innovation toward specialization, efficiency, local models, and a broader ecosystem of artificial intelligence.
Software Before the Decision
AI is reducing the cost of trying and shifting the point at which commitment becomes necessary.
What If Energy Were Used First to Rebuild Territory?
Data centres, greenhouses, remote work and the circular economy: toward a different model of regional development.