Writing
Essays on psychoanalysis, AI, authorship, and the gap between understanding yourself and actually living.
On Medium
Essays published on Medium, where Google can find them. The complete archive, collected here.
We return to language models not for answers but for the recursive pleasure of the exchange itself.
On what we actually want when we hand our thinking over to a machine — and why the surrender feels so good.
Riffing on Lacan’s “subject supposed to know” to ask what happens when the subject supposed to write is a machine. Also hosted locally — see above.
A critical examination of AI therapy — what it promises, what it actually delivers, and why the illusion of care is so convincing.
On whether the tools we use reshape how we think — and whether that reshaping is something we chose.
A personal exploration of what it means to make things and read things in an era where AI sits between the two.
An attempt at honest self-reflection — the kind that resists the temptation to turn introspection into performance.
How AI exposes the fragility of our belief in unique subjectivity.