My mission is to demystify consciousness through neuroscience, focusing on measuring aspects of the mind that were previously thought unmeasurable, such as visualization and intuition.

Exploring consciousness through AI will help us understand our own minds better, including aspects like emotions, creativity, and the mysteries of the mind.

In measuring intuition, one approach is to have individuals engage in creative practices while using neural technology to assess their comfort and creativity levels.

Many intuitions about consciousness are shattered by current neuroscience research, revealing that our conscious experiences are often constructed from subconscious processes.

We should consider whether consciousness is fundamental and explore scientific questions from that perspective, as it may lead to new insights.

Philosophers and consciousness researchers take the question of AI consciousness seriously, indicating that it is not a mad idea to explore.

Global workspace theory suggests consciousness arises from a global workspace in our brains that processes inputs and broadcasts outputs, prompting us to consider how AI models might exhibit similar structures.

Creativity and intuition are closely linked, with many artists describing their creative process as a state of being a vessel for ideas that flow through them, often beyond their conscious control.

I create art about what confuses me, primarily about people and the expectations we have of each other, as well as the rituals and patterns we engage in when together or alone.