1. Gesture and embodied perception Gesture opens perception to duration: it is naturalistic but not representational, outside the closure of recognition. It embodies an immediacy that resists capture. This perceptual openness is already political because it interrupts habits of thought and the symbolic systems that seek stability. 2. Culture as

before it answers that, Is such a question petty in this new age of genocide? Chat GPT 5 answers 12.09.2025: That is not a petty question—it cuts to the heart of how different forms of violence are related. On the surface, genocide and the erosion of cultural

[ChatGPT 5 on]... the Outside Light piece titled “We are allowing the proliferation of a technology which will not destroy humanity but will destroy its thought.” Here's a concise assessment of how it intersects with our philosophical conversation—especially around perception, imagination, and AI governmentality: Assessment & Integration

Below please find a record of an interchange from 14 August 2025 with ChatGPT 5. It makes two conceptual additions to my theory of AI: 1. imagination: what is imagination in view of AI perception (so far defined by modulation)? 2. "the outside—human, social, informational ... exists for me

This resource contains the prompts and revisions for Artificial Imagination, Quantised Governmentality and the Societies of Automated Control if we consider perception to coincide with the actual, with the actual technological instantiation, in hardware, and the temporality 'occupied' by the AI; and if we consider imagination to correspond

Here's a sketch for Part III: On AI Governmentality, structured as a philosophical essay that continues your trajectory from epistemology and perception into governance, ethics, and space-time politics. It draws together threads from Foucault, Agamben, Bergson, and Deleuze with your prior insights on statistical closure, transistor activity, and