Smart glasses, spatial computing, interfaces on the skin or implants: I compare several visions of the future of computing. Between enthusiasm, personal preferences and reservations about cost, uses and everyone’s freedom, I consider the place these interfaces could take in our everyday lives in the 2030s.
Clans, tribes and communities: why see competitors where we could help one another?
Why see competitors where partnerships could be possible? Drawing on my experience with a computer shop, I share my distinction between a clan, a tribe, a community and an audience, followed by my reflections on mutual support, network marketing, team spirit and the role of artificial intelligence.
The infinitely large, the infinitely small and fractals
From fractals to the universe, a personal reflection on the links between the infinitely large, the infinitely small, artificial intelligence and the limits of our knowledge.
Do We Really Need to Organise, or Sometimes Let Things Flow?
Between discipline and improvisation, organisation and freedom, this article explores how to find personal balance in a world shaped by AI, social media, digital work and social relationships.
Youth, Culture and Artificial Intelligence: What Future Are We Building?
Artificial intelligence is changing education, culture, social relationships and the future of young people. A reflection on learning, critical thinking and relationships.




