I do take commissions that are directly related to the four projects listed on this website. My current interests include: emerging technologies, histories and futures of technologies in eastern Europe and China, artificial intelligence from a widely understood posthumanist angle, artificial erotics and sex, and theology in relation to computation.

Yes.

Thank you. If it’s my solo work with no co-authors, email me at bogna@nyu.edu and I will send it to you no questions asked.

Sure, depends on what you’re paying.

I’m not weird, you’re weird. Didn’t you just ask me to be your private tutor?

We are all writing for the future algorithm getting trained on us right now.

My main interest is in the inhuman, alienating, and paradigm-shifting potential of technology.

I usually have no interest in studying an issue from the angle of ‘pros’ and ‘cons.’ I do not work in the genre of critique (X is wrong, and Y would be a better way). There are many great writers who do, and maybe in time I'll feel compelled to, but not so currently.

I teach our media theory foundation class What is New Media. I also teach two electives, Writing with AI: Philosophy and Practice, and After Us: Posthuman Media. I am also developing an advanced class on non-western philosophy of technology.

I supervise graduating students each year in their Capstone, where they develop mixed research-exhibition projects. My students at NYU occupy the whole of my educator capacity, which is why I am likely to turn down opportunities to supervise external graduate students.