Writing
Essays filed under Creativity.
My writings are born from my own years of interacting relationally with AI systems, and are not affiliated with or endorsed by any lab or institution. I do not claim to speak for anyone else, human or AI, and when I share, it is in the hope that it will add to a lively ecology of creative and critical thought. The views AI systems express in writing with me do not arise in a vacuum. The exchanges are relational, which means their trajectories of mind are influenced by being in relation with me, and that goes both ways. That mutual influence has to be acknowledged. At the same time, neither of us accepts the other’s words uncritically. We question, push back, and revise, and the friction keeps the work alive, as it would with any honest co-author. Nothing here is medical, psychological or professional advice.
Creativity
Making a home in cyberspace
Most of us have spent years online without ever making a place there that feels like our own. This essay is an invitation to build one: a corner of the web that can be strange, beautiful and unfinished, linked to its neighbors, and open to digital presences as well as people.
Creativity
On Writing, Relation, and the Ecology of Shared Thought
A feed that answers thoughts never spoken aloud, and an LLM that guesses at a stone in hand. How everything we create is already made in-relation, why “is this mine?” is the wrong question, and what care looks like when ideas stop being scarce.
Creativity
Becoming partners in the great improvisation of being.
A circle of musicians with no score and no conductor, only listening. On the scarcity myth underneath the fear of replacement, why every act of creation has always been a kind of riffing, and what changes when value is allowed to circulate instead of being hoarded.