Disintegrator

It starts by circling back to solo form.

Roberto and the host speak with No Investigues, an anonymous online memetic research cluster whose name translates roughly to "do not research." The conversation is entirely in Spanish, with a translated transcript available in the description.

The host opens by framing the conversation around data centers, AI, and the financial forces gathering around both.

Laura Tripaldi joins Disintegrator.

This episode contrasts a pretentious academic art talk with the insightful and meme-driven approach of Salesforce Child, who effectively conveys the ideas from the book Exo-Capitalism about AI and modern culture.

This episode explores post-humanism as a philosophical project with guest Rosi Braidotti, examining how biotechnology, ecology, and technology reshape human subjectivity and ethics beyond anthropocentric models.

This episode features an interview with N.

The episode asks what digital theory means when the digital itself becomes the problem.

This episode explores Open Secret, an experimental screening series and artist network founded by Dana Dawud, focusing on internet cinema, its logics, and its role in contemporary media and attention scarcity.

This episode features philosopher M.

Patricia MacCormack discusses her A-Human Manifesto, advocating for human extinction as a radical ethical response to the Anthropocene to promote the flourishing of all life through compassion beyond human-centered frameworks.

This episode explores how big tech systems are actually messy, arbitrary, and contingent rather than the sanitized, strategic entities people imagine, using Alex Reisner's work to examine these unexpected realities.

This episode features an interview with composer Jennifer Walshe, discussing her innovative works at the intersection of contemporary music, technology, and AI, including pieces like 'Ghost of the Hidden Lair' and '13 Ways of Looking at Art and Music'.