The Research Underneath the Film
Part 3: the twelve-essay corpus that sits under The Ungovernable Body, why a short film needed one, and where to start reading it.
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Part 3: the twelve-essay corpus that sits under The Ungovernable Body, why a short film needed one, and where to start reading it.
Part 2: stepping inside The Right to Rot — a city that keeps you running after you stop, and the ethical claim it cannot process.
Building The Ungovernable Body: can an agent-operated repository make a real film without flattening its politics? Part 1 of a production diary.
A city redesigned so that pausing reads as a fault condition, and what that costs the people whose bodies need to stop.
Facial recognition fails unevenly, and hardest on the people it was never built for. That failure is a vulnerability you can put on your face.
Cloud TTS rents you a voice and keeps your data. Afterwords clones it once so you own it — running locally, in a menu-bar app, or via your own API.
A new paper argues that a scientific theory of deep learning is forming — one that makes falsifiable predictions about training dynamics, not just bounds.
The US-China AI rivalry is splitting the global tech stack into competing blocs. A strategic assessment of what comes next.
Foundation models are commoditising. JPMorgan calls OpenAI's moat 'increasingly fragile.' The real value is shifting to the messy plumbing underneath.
Biosecurity experts think AI safeguards reduce catastrophic biorisk by 70%. The technical evidence says those safeguards are brittle and bypassable.
Fifteen specialist AI agents, one methodology. How adversarial AI evaluation scales through Claude Code sessions with distinct roles and standing instructions.
Adding local TTS to Claude Code so it talks back — 17 cloned voices, zero cloud dependency, one stop hook.