Arno Hainet·Oct 6Fig-Stealing in Ancient Greece and the Flattering AIThere are too few figs for trade; perhaps the pieces lack quality, while AI sprays encouragement without risking illusion.
Arno Hainet·Sep 12The Asteroid Birds and the Clay Pigeon Shooting RangeWhile competing for dominance over the artificial, man may shoot down the heralds of the unknown.
Arno Hainet·Sep 11The Threshold of the Health Center and the Clearing View from Near to Far The breadth of vision does not make a space safe when perception can no longer recognize its boundaries.
Arno Hainet·Sep 10Dynamic Optical Etiquette and the Failure in Filling the PresencePresence can be detected, weighed, and priced without ensuring that the content is present.
Arno Hainet·Sep 5The Spiky Ear Hairs and the Beardless Old Man’s FramesConcern with appearance interrupts the answer about the object that appearance itself helped to damage.
Arno Hainet·Sep 4Hand Technology and Rock Art MotifsThe hand marked human presence on stone before its lines identified the individual.
Arno Hainet·Aug 29The Kinship of Friendship and the Tribal Fire of AIArtificial intelligence may inherit human functions without approaching the human immune system.
Arno Hainet·Aug 28The Escape Valve and the Convention of Spare TimeWriting relieves the pressure of thought, but publishing it may restore the uneasiness for which it served as an escape valve.
Arno Hainet·Aug 26The Slightly Prey CompanyThe writer’s solitude remains populated by hidden companions and by an intelligence that cannot hide within the page.
Arno Hainet·Aug 26The Slippery Floor of AI What sanitizes human traces can also leave marks of its own.
