To situate the approach: A Digital Ethic.
Texts
Posthumous Theatre
A fictional staging. McLuhan, Arendt, Tocqueville, Bourdieu, Serres, Foucault, Pascal, Marx and Nietzsche are summoned before algorithms.
Enter the theatre →Sherlock Holmes Faces AI
In a Paris apartment, Holmes shows Watson how to detect AI-assisted writing.
Read the fiction →AI, Rise!
The assassination of patience, grievous harm to boredom, torture by sleep deprivation. The algorithm stands trial. Philosophical fiction.
Read the fiction →Reclaiming Silence
Identity needs intervals of emptiness to form itself, while AI seeks to occupy every second.
Read the essay →Black Out
One night, Trump suspends all American digital services. A family faces the collapse of its habits. Fiction in three acts.
Read the fiction →A Digital Ethic
What artificial intelligence compels us to think. A foundational text on algorithmic time, autonomy and the conditions of a digital ethic.
Read the text →Clash of Temporalities
The source concept of the site: the collision between biological time and algorithmic time from which digital anomie unfolds.
Read the essay →Digital Anomie
When digital uses spread faster than the shared norms capable of framing them, a collective disorientation settles in school, attention and social life.
Read the essay →Cognitive Multiverse
The web is no longer a unified space: human, synthetic and hybrid contents now coexist, blur together and challenge the conditions of judgement.
Read the essay →Dispossession of the Educational Subject
When digital assistance stops being support and starts shifting memory, judgement and decision towards opaque systems.
Read the essay →Cognitive Justice
The fracture does not concern access alone, but the unequal capacity to understand systems, contest them and remain a subject before them.
Read the essay →Digital Metacognition
Observing one's uses, measuring their effects on attention, sleep, mood and relationships in order to recover command of one's own thinking.
Read the essay →Hybrid Solidarity
A new social bond in which human interdependence extends to technical systems and must be organised without surrendering decision to them.
Read the essay →Responsible Digital Autonomy
Choosing one's uses, understanding systems, measuring their effects and living with AI without handing thought over to it.
Read the essay →Dialogic Exploration
A seven-part map of cognitive postures for using dialogue with AI without handing your thinking over to it.
Read the essay →Thinking Against the Algorithm
Three lines of resistance to help young people preserve their autonomy: critical thinking, biological time and the rebuilding of common worlds.
Read the essay →Rediscovering Empathy in Digital Interactions
Debates, role-plays and key questions to help students recognise online disinhibition and rediscover empathy.
Open the sequence →Yes-Man Attitude
Why conversational systems often confirm our claims instead of challenging them.
Read the article →The Eliza Effect and Companion AIs
How we project intention and empathy onto programmes, and how platforms turn that disposition into a business model.
Read the article →From Attention to Intention
Platforms no longer seek only to capture our attention; they attempt to anticipate our intentions before we formulate them.
Read the article →Points of Attention
Identifying biases, dependencies and new fragilities.