Pixelbrix is my working notebook. An experiment. It collects research notes, finished projects, half-finished experiments, and visual work.
The Notes section is a compiled wiki on AI tooling and method, built from primary sources and split into Articles (longer synthesis) and Concepts (short definitions). Projects are named pieces of finished work. Experiments are smaller, in-progress — including a reading log and listening notes.
Most things here cite their sources. Where a citation looks shaky, I say so. About describes how a bookmark becomes a wiki entry.
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- 2026-06-30 Legal AI Course An interactive, browser-native course in the disciplines of working reliably with AI on legal material — a cognitive toolkit for law academics, not developers. The code runs in the page; you learn by changing inputs and watching what moves. Project
- 2026-05-23 Dataism The view that the universe is best understood as data flows and that the value of any entity — human or otherwise — is determined by its contribution to data processing. Concept
- 2026-05-20 The Inspectable Archive — The Wiki's Three-Layer Compilation Method This wiki has a compilation method. Article
- 2026-05-14 The Spectacle and the Digital Ouroboros — AI, Knowledge Production, and the Recoverable Tension Marshall McLuhan in 1966 and Guy Debord in 1967 each diagnosed the shape of the present before its substrate existed — McLuhan through media form, Debord through commodity-form. Article
- 2026-05-13 Marshall McLuhan in 1966 — Anticipating the Information Economy In a 1966 Canadian television interview, Marshall McLuhan described — without using any of the words for them — personalised information retrieval, products-as-services, attention-as-product, and an advertising-saturated culture. Article
- 2026-05-13 Ned Block on ChatGPT and the Watch Face A small failure case — ChatGPT cannot reliably read or generate the time on an analogue clock — opens onto Ned Block's larger argument that current LLMs operate without the perceptual layer that grounds human spatial reasoning. Article
- 2026-05-08 Auto-regressive Network A network that generates output one element at a time, feeding each prediction back as input to predict the next. Concept