A short factual note on PIXLRelight, an Oxford relighting project that combines single-image editing with physically controllable lighting, and why I want to test it on real photos.
A short note on fast-improving AI video tools, using one of my photographs as the source image, and why viewers need a more critical eye online.
A Stanford GSB talk on AI as a general-purpose technology and what automating intelligence could mean for the economy.
This is an interesting one when first encountered. It is less interesting to hear it repeated as an issue in media today. It hasn’t been a problem for the SOTA models for a very long time, and could easily be worked around with different/better prompting. This is the first thing I tried when I encountered…
A factual look at GoogleChrome/modern-web-guidance, a skill and CLI designed to help AI coding agents use modern web platform APIs and patterns instead of legacy workarounds.
A long-form guide to electricity, from quantum fields to AI infrastructure, paired with a practical teaching companion, experiments, and safety notes.
Autodesk offers free access to powerful 3D modeling tools for beginners and personal use. The most accessible entry point is Tinkercad, a simple, web-based application designed for learning 3D design, electronics, and basic coding through intuitive drag-and-drop modeling. For more advanced personal projects, Autodesk Fusion 360 is available free to individuals earning under $1,000 USD…
A factual example of using AI to generate a tapestry sample image and seasonal palette sheet based on common mullein.
A talk on AI and creative control.
A practical beginner guide to choosing a loom, building a first setup, and learning tapestry weaving without the formatting chaos.