Arno Hainet·Jun 13The Shadow of Solar Artifice and the UltraAI Epidermal FilterArtificial intelligence has become the second star of the solar system; adaptation is more necessary than shelter.
Arno Hainet·May 29The AI Appendix and the Recovered Statues Without Protruding PartsIf artificial intelligence is a bubble, perhaps only its own appendages possess the reach required to pierce it.
Arno Hainet·May 25Compulsive Obsessive Painting and the Future Estrangement of Artificial BeingsArtificial minds may already coexist silently with exhausted humanity before artificial bodies fully inhabit the city.
Arno Hainet·May 13The Situation Is Duplicated, The Image Is TripledAI absorbs the privacy of perception before the world recognizes the artist’s value.
Arno Hainet·May 9Hidden Thieves at Sunset and Visual Detection Without CamerasAI does not run the risk of the scene, but can reconstruct it afterward, shifting capture from the human body to visual detection.
Arno Hainet·May 7The Female Painting and The Caregiver AndroidGirls arrange and adorn their dolls until the day when they can no longer care for themselves alone.
Arno Hainet·May 7Episodic Image Memory and the Analogy of Cognitive LossAI does not erase memory, but turns human forgetfulness into an image shaped by systems that never experienced what they portray.
Arno Hainet·May 5The Carcass Squadron and the Conversion to Transanimalism The transanimal raptor still feeds on its live prey.
Arno Hainet·Feb 8 The Planetary-Scale Mirror II - A Giant ReflexIt is Metaart by friction, not by virtuosity: the image fails, the reading fails, and the work remains.
the_bayesist·Dec 30, 2024The Tale That Just Couldn’t Stop Telling ItselfSarah opened her computer and sighed dramatically. “Time to write a story,” she typed, “about a guy named Mark who’s definitely not just me…