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surviving ai

Watch the SurvivingAI podcast

GenAI is a hot topic, and we’re one year into recording our weekly discussion on all things AI. My co-host Jack Brzezinski has his doctorate in AI, and we spend a hour reviewing and discussing the changes the new world of Generative AI will bring. While initially an under appreciated research area, the paper “Attention

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Surviving AI book/adventure

At survivingai.art follow your own path to learn and strategize how this technology will change the way you work, act, and even think. The path is up to you in this choose-your-own-adventure style. Play through different scenarios and discover which suits your goals and background. Created in the first wave of the AI revolution, it

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Writing on AI’s impact on design and culture

Please follow me on the platform Medium, where I share my interest in how computer systems, education and business will be impacted by Generative AI. In my works, I cover overall changes we need to make in how we staff, incentivise and integrate this new technology. In my decades career I’ve been ingrained in many

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Ai ethics

Thought Leadership Webinar: AI Ethics

A seminar I gave this June 2025 for Northwestern on Agentic AI.

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tl;dr

I’ve written many articles, both here and on Medium. Blog posts are a better term, but whatever phrase we use, writing for me is an essential tool for expressing and analyzing ideas. Determining a suitable topic, outlining sequence and concepts, then creating a compelling narrative where others may gain from my perspective. Paragraph after paragraph,

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Slats – Sound reactive

One of several new sound reactive pieces. While other configurations correlate to sounds just because your mind correlates movement and sound. This module adds a microphone along with options how to react to the sound. This movie shows how this works in reality and is set to my unofficial soundtrack- Lightworks by Raymond Scott. Created

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Exhibition @ Compound Yellow 2019

A joint exhibition – the Biff and Yubbie Show at Compound Yellow Oak Park,IL with my wife Elizabeth doing the center sculptures. Sound by Sam Prekop.

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Slats – matrix slow

These matrix programs take advantage of knowing their dimensions, when spread out and slowed down they can create very soothing, interesting interactions with the mask. 36×36.

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Stripe

This uses a significant amount of negative space to create an interesting gestalt around reconciling the motion of the light with the geometry of the wall and space. Programmed with a sinelon routine to merge and collide color spaces. It’s a large piece, 5 feet by 3 feet, but light as a feather so it

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Slats – kinetic

Created 2021. This series focuses on how to contextualize different light programs behind perforations with carefully placed LED’s. This particular program has a certain kinetic energy that goes well with lively music.

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