QUALIA INTEL

Exploring AI x Knowledge x Society.

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Work in the open

Qualia Intel is an inquiry into AI, collaborative intelligence and society, argued in images (Instagram-format) and essays (Substack, new). It sits at the intersection of form, science, and social commentary. Both a research exploration and a creative practice, Qualia experiments with hybrid workflows and AI-generated visuals. It is, quite simply, where my interests and skills come together. Small, and growing. That's the point: you can watch the argument being built.

 
 

  • Papers, preprints, conference floors, public debates … followed across the social sciences, cognitive science, HCI (Human-Computer Interaction), philosophy of mind and visual culture. The good questions sit between the fields. Qualia brings back the ones that change how we think, and work with AI.

  • One question might become a visual dossier, a carousel that argues slide by slide, a mechanism card ending in a protocol you can actually use, or an essay when the idea needs room. Soon: reported pieces, from conference floors and the field.

  • No benchmark racing or model showdowns. Plenty of places do that already, and better. Tools do show up here, but tested. The center of focus stays human: how we think, judge, create and collaborate when machines join in, and who builds, owns and governs the systems we do it with.

 
 
View fullsize Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Yes I realize I forgot to spell it out in the first slides. So technically, you wouldn’t known. Fantastic, very in brand for AGI.  Anyway, long time, no see.  It so happens that I was reading
View fullsize (Expanded) Quick guess: What percentage of UN member states are African? Got a number? Good. Now, the real question: was that your logic, or was it subtly hijacked by a random digit you were exposed to right before, maybe the time, or a price tag, .
View fullsize No easy answers, just questions worth asking together. This carousel is my small attempt to map a problem far bigger than any slide can hold: how AI-generated visuals collide with memory, trust, and visual evidence. It started from a Leica-organize
View fullsize Updated breakdown. The mechanics of confirmation bias. AI can shrink our world or expand it, depending on whether we develop metacognitive skills. ▪️▪️▪️ *The DeBiasMe project (2025) is an educational AI tool that helps students recognize cogniti
View fullsize (Edited - prompts section) Who else caught themselves getting too comfortable with AI telling them what they want to hear? I was looking for a buddy that actually helps me think better, not just feel good about thinking poorly. I looked into the i
View fullsize ❤️ Welcome to your unsolicited philosophy lecture, swipe left to be confused. ▪️▪️▪️ Short post, probably not very sweet, but meant to linger. In other words, a starting point for a series. It’s about the ineffable: what it’s like to
View fullsize 📙 FOUNDATIONAL reading. This one sets the stage. But the slides are a little… unhinged. And the keywords on the side? At this point, they’re just deluxe ornaments. If you like your neurons in order, you might prefer the deep-cut edi
View fullsize 👉 3 things about your "thinking" partner: ▪️Multilingual? More like cross-lingual. ▪️Poetry proves it: your AI is a plotter, not a parrot. ▪️Beware: Claude can build logical castles on questionable foundations. Like mapping the brain'

Socio-technical challenges: the most pressing questions about AI are human.

Socio-technical challenges: the most pressing questions about AI are human.

How AI reshapes thought and human agency.

How AI changes thought, judgment, memory, creativity when we start thinking with and through machines.

— Mind and Agency

How AI reorganizes society and power.

How AI shifts power, opportunity and risk as it is woven into institutions, markets and everyday life. And who builds, governs and answers for those systems.

— Society and Power

How AI changes what we know and believe.

What we can really know about AI systems, and what happens when they begin to mediate information, evidence, authorship and knowledge.

— Knowledge and Intelligence