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8 result(s) for « autonomy »
11 November 2026
A voice settles beside our own. It knows our sentences and recognises our hesitations. It reminds us of what we have forgotten, then suggests what we might have thought. It arrives through glasses, through headphones, through the objects we carry. It accompanies our movements an…
1 October 2026
…US corporate monopoly and geopolitical dependence on models that are only apparently “open.” Autonomy means being able to inspect, change, host, stop and pass on an intelligence without permission from a central power. From E.L.I.O.T. to Interlligence In 2017 I conceived E.L…
30 September 2026
…handing all power to an outside authority? How can several groups cooperate without losing their autonomy? Linux, Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap and CHATONS do not survive on the beauty of their code or intentions alone. They depend on maintenance, arbitration, disagreement and often…
28 September 2026
…n work. Their performance is counted in cycles, accuracy and time saved. Mobility, perception and autonomy are also being developed for the military. US Army demonstrations in 2026 explored collaboration between soldiers and robotic systems. Ground vehicles, drones and decision-s…
21 September 2026
…ose its archive, criteria, bifurcations and refusals. The inexhaustible is not a promise of total autonomy: it is a responsibility of looking. When artists make rules live Art did not wait for generative models to take rules as material. Sol LeWitt and Vera Molnár had already sh…
20 September 2026
…ng able to retrieve information: it is being able to let it circulate again between human beings. Autonomy has always depended on other people It would be easy to tell a reassuring story: counterculture opened the tools, computers democratised them, the internet distributed them,…
18 September 2026
…w form of conceptual art developed with AI would begin there: not with the machine’s triumphant autonomy, but with a space where meaning, rules and the freedom to respond to them remain in motion. The fourth chair In One and Three Chairs (1965), Joseph Kosuth brings together a…
16 September 2026
…all—what we choose to measure. A benchmark score is neither consciousness, culture nor proof of autonomy. Yet another exponential curve has settled into imaginations and budgets. Models are trained with more computation, copied nearly instantly, improved through feedback loops…