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"Australia has so much solar that it's offering everyone free electricity" This is not the gift of a government. This is the gift of the sun. And it has some really interesting implications… #actuallyexistingsolarpunk Solar tech is falling in price so fas

We're raising money to take an ecological artwork to Venice. Support us here. In 2022, my partner and I co-founded the artist's collective Vessel on the island of Aegina to explore creative approaches to ecology, climate change, and the needs of our commu

I was recently interviewed by Kanoko Tamura for the Japanese art magazine art journal "Bijutsu-Techo". The interview will be published, in Japanese, in a forthcoming issue of the magazine, dedicated to Generative AI. I'm publishing an English-language tra

I am very pleased that Ways of Being is now available in Spanish, courtesy of Galaxia Gutenberg, joining translations in German, French, Italian, Hungarian, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, and other languages. I did a small interview with El Mundo, on AI and

Last year I was asked to contribute to the Serpentine Galleries' Infinite Ecologies Marathon, a prelude to their Inifinite Ecologies programme, with something that expressed what I thought was missing from most discussion and practice of what we might cal

Following my experiments with the ChatGPT-assisted AI Chair 1.0, I've been continuing experiments with a range of other LLMs. The below image is Chair 1.1, designed with the assistance of Mistral AI. Before embarking on this chair, I did some experimentin

I wrote an opinion piece for the Guardian on Amazon's "cashier-free" grocery stores, AI, outsourcing and military technology. You can read it at the Guardian's website, but the bit I'd like to focus on is this: The national minimum wage in the UK is £11.4