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Karen Barad

b. 1956.

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Meeting the Universe Halfway

Coverage · 3 articles

Discussed

  • 2025Patterns of Entanglement | Sy Taffel
  • 2025When We Became Posthuman

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  • 2025On Living With and Through AI

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Joana Kawahara Lino@joanakawaharalino·1

On the Super Bowl-ification of Digital Art

On the Super Bowl-ification of Digital Art. There is a peculiar physics to attention in digital art, and it does not obey the logic the technology promised. A blockchain has no time zone: a token minted in Yokohama settles identically to one mi...

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aurèce vettier@aurecevettier·8

On digestion, going slow and whether the custom AI model still matters

On digestion, going slow and whether the custom AI model still matters. The dominating discourse about AI — not only in art but also in the corporate world — still seems to be about its "generative" features: creating more images, using more tokens, more connectors, more ...

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I started to create digital art because I was broke, not because I choose the medium. I really value this new space for conversations, at the intersection of digital and physical art practices. I hope we can have here (I saw familiar faces!) very open conversations and confront ideas. ...

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Primavera De Filippi@primavera·20

When was the last time you were surprised by AI?

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Patterns of Entanglement | Sy Taffel

Sy Taffel · Analysis · Dec '25

On Living With and Through AI

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