There are 4 episodes in my podcast series interviewing artists/researchers about narratives of inevitability in technology discourses, automated decision-making and ideologies of the tech industry. It's very niche but if you're into this kind of thing, listen here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d...

Well this is kind of cool... An interactive website teaching about Dark Patterns on the internet neal.fun/dark-patterns/

I've been endlessly obsessed with masks/pseudonyms so I love reading stuff like this: 'Our masks are not there to hide our identity but to reveal it... Masking symbolises the rejection of the cult of personality, rooted in consumer capitalism’. Written on masks at Carnival Against Capital, 1999.

A few pics from Peter Kennard's 'Archive of Dissent'. He says that his art "rails at the waste of lives caused by the trillions spent on manufacturing weapons and the vast profits made by arms companies.” I particularly like his newer works incorporating light/projection into photomontage.

Has anyone done any surveys on how popular the AI summaries are with Google Search users, given that they're often wrong?

Enjoying these 'Human-Computer Counter-Choreographies' at NewBridge Project's exhibition Everyday Algorithms.

Thank you NewBridge Project for inviting me to lead the last Creative Code Club session. So many insightful comments and feedback on my latest commission as it develops in tandem with the exhibition Everyday Algorithms.

I think this must be my earliest digital artwork. Probably 1995. I found these as printouts in a folder marked with my name, age 6 years old. Probably also the closest to me posting a selfie on social media 😅

This is me for the next 3-4 years... I've been awarded a full scholarship to undertake a PhD in Fine Art/Digital Media focusing on what I'm calling 'digital fatalism' and how algorithmic systems impose limitations on our autonomy and deepen social inequality.