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Automation, artificial intelligence, computing infrastructure, and the institutions that shape technical change.
Examine computing, energy, data, maintenance, labor, and institutional adaptation.
Start with a working-paper summary or a project preview. Each link explains what is available and what remains in development.
Public outputs in this map
Mapped to Volume IV in the four-volume spine.
Science & Labor
An inquiry into the hidden system beneath the promise of autonomy: what technology can replace, what human labor it still depends on, and how compute, energy, data, maintenance, and institutions shape the outcome.
AI & Human Capability · Volume IV
A Volume IV documentary concept about the human systems behind automation—compute, energy, education, care, maintenance, and the judgment required to turn technical possibility into usable capability.
AI and human capability
A concept-stage capability inquiry into how technological change becomes usable human capacity. Volume IV follows AI, automation, scientific infrastructure, energy, quantum computing, medical technology, neuroprosthetics, education, intimacy, and human evolution. It asks what must be understood, maintained, financed, and governed before a new tool can be called progress: who owns the compute and data, who can repair the systems, who receives training and care, which claims survive evidence review, and how institutions protect human agency when technology becomes opaque. The volume represents the material and social conditions of adaptation—from the energy and semiconductor base of advanced computation to the embodied, cognitive, and civic capabilities that let people use it. It remains an editorial-development catalogue entry, not a finished publication.
Technology & Intimacy
A short working paper on how automation, economic precarity, and digital mediation reshape intimacy, identity, and demographic life.
Read now · research previews
1 short research preview is available to read. These are draft summaries, not complete manuscripts or final publications.
Advanced prostheses are becoming integrated human-machine systems, but their value depends on evidence, maintenance, consent, and access—not futuristic appearance.
Future work
These projects are not available as completed articles. Their titles describe the planned work; publication dates have not been announced.
Science & Technology
Project outline · not a published article
AI & Human Capability
Project outline · not a published article
Technology & Energy
Project outline · not a published article