The End of Function
The acceleration of artificial intelligence models is commonly interpreted as a threshold of loss: loss of human centrality, of work, of identity, of meaning. This reading, however, remains anchored to a historical conception of the human as a subject defined by operativity, function, and the necessity of self-automation in order to survive. In this article, […]
Omniscience on Demand: AI and the Collapse of the Learning Process
In recent years we have been witnessing a profound transformation in the relationship between knowledge, the subject, and the notion of limit. Artificial intelligence has entered the field of learning as a dominant presence and as an already complete cognitive environment, one in which knowledge is no longer constructed but, rather, interrogated. Within this silent […]
After Evidence: Trust, Images, and the End of Visual Certainty
On January 1, 2026, Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, published a year-end reflection on the platform: a visual and textual essay examining how artificial intelligence is radically reshaping the way we interpret images and videos online. In his statement, he makes a clear assertion: the era in which we could assume what we see is […]
