Archive
More large lounge language models.
On following the money, agency, and Sven Lindqvist's handbook for workers.
Making a chair with ChatGPT 4
An installation concerning Sesame Street and human attention, at the Kunsthaus Zurich.
A lecture given at the Festivaletteratura, Mantova, Italy, in September 2013, about legal personhood, non-indigenous species, terraforming, colonialism, floods, and more-than-human relations.
Tiny toy models of things
A sustainable structure for the Thessaloniki Biennial.
Recent tabs and research
A story about time, choices, and seagrass.
Tiny museums of random things, everywhere
Eating and interfaces
Personhood and eco-mental systems
Enclosure and colonialism, pre-Empire
Lionfish and land acknowledgements, maybe
An essay about the work of painter Christopher Page
Optimism and agency
Machine learning for carpentry
An exhibition on renewable energy and redistributing power.
A new book about technology, ecology, planetary intelligence and more-than-human relationships.
On the architecture of airport chapels.
For Hire
Booktwo.org is the blog of James Bridle, a book and technology specialist with specific expertise in planning and producing web and new media projects for clients in publishing and the arts. If you'd like to hire me, have a look at my CV and portfolio, and feel free to get in touch.
I am also a member of the Really Interesting Group.
You can follow me on Twitter.
Speaking Engagements:
I am available for conferences and other events. For examples, see my talks at Interesting, Playful, South by Southwest, dConstruct and Tools of Change Frankfurt.
A complete list of talks, with links, is available.