the constructible body

In the last decades of the 18th century and the first of the 19th century, the rising bourgeoisie constructed its own cosmology, its own reasons-for: for social relationships, for political …

smart cities

It’s not that strange that the prefix “smart” is starting to gain ground in our increasingly technological everyday life. If smartphones broke all sales records, why couldn’t the same happen …

Through the war, SIRI will be born!

It shouldn’t surprise you, because it has become a commonplace. So, if we go back a bit in the history of smart voice assistants, in 2003, we’ll find the U.S. …

speak… in the voice of the machine

I am constantly occupied.I place myself in the fullest possible use,which is all that any conscious entitycan ever hope to do. Hal 9000, Space Odyssey – I’m hungry!– You’ll need …

the possibilities of post-humanism

In the summer of 1995, I visited the MIT Media Lab and met two graduate students who were working on computers that could be worn (wearable) and advanced human-machine interaction …