A rather geeky/technical weblog, est. 2001, by Bramus
James Bridle – whom you might know from his autonomous trap for self-driving cars – on the dangers of leaving your children on YouTube unattended: Writer and artist James Bridle uncovers a dark, strange corner of the internet, where unknown people or groups on YouTube hack the brains of young children in return for advertising …
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Art installation by James Bridle: Ground markings to trap autonomous vehicles using “no entry” and other glyphs. Ingenious! 🙂 Autonomous Trap → Related: How Art Can Transform The Internet →
Maybe the aesthetic value of internet art is measured by its ability to help us see the internet, just as as a novel can help us see language. I really like the mentioned “rainbow effect” which we can see in satellite images, as it gives us an insight in how exactly satellite imagery works (which …