Thoughts from My Head
Slavery may be the clearest historical form of unfreedom, but civilisation has repeatedly recreated dependence under new names. As AI and robotics transform labour, can we build a less cruel settlement - or merely invent a new class of servants?
The article explores Aquinas's moral philosophy, contrasting synderesis and conscientia, while investigating the origins of moral judgments through instinct, reflection, and the role of suffering in shaping ethical understanding.
Here I explore creating unique inspirational posters using AI tools, emphasizing the importance of personal touch and creativity over typical clichés. I compare the performance of different state-of-the-art image generation models.
An ambient night inspired the creation of audio-reactive, neon creatures that respond to music using AI and simple algorithms, resulting in immersive visual experiences showcased on projectors and browsers.
The project involved creating 2D cartoon sprites for a mobile game with specific requirements. Challenges arose with transparency and background issues, leading to refined methods for sprite generation and post-processing.
My quick review of the February 2026. The double bill explores contrasting portrayals of love. "My Favourite Cake" highlights political constraints faced by a widow in Iran, while "Your Monster" presents personal struggles through a fantastical lens.
I watched Breathless. Then Nouvelle Vague. These are my thoughts. New wave style.
One of the most exciting things of the last 25-years is the huge increase in knowledge about early humans. This often seems absent from not only debates on migration, but also textbooks and popular cultural narratives. There’s lots we know now, that we didn’t (widely) know when I was 20: Our main new information source … Continue reading Quick Post On Humans
Quick reviews for two films watched as part of January 2026 assignment for Bath Film Club.
A quick guide to a practical "vibe-coding" setup that can get you up-and-going within minutes.
