AI Revolution 101

In 2016, I created AI Revolution 101 to capture the essence of the Artificial Intelligence revolution. This project reshapes a two-part essay by Tim Urban from Wait But Why, reducing it to a third of its original length. With approval from Wait But Why, I've meticulously refined each sentence and supplemented the text with new animated visualizations created in After Effects.

The result is a 35-minute read that's been read by over 15k people and viewed by more than 160k. Sections of the essay have been featured by orgs like Singularity University, the Medium Editorial team, and Accenture Technology, the Design Museum in London. Find the essay here or delve into the reasons and methods behind its creation here.

Created in 2016

My wiki

In January 2020, I launched my personal wiki where I try to distill the most impactful knowledge. I am interested in almost anything but organically gravitate towards topics like cognitive biases, psychology, view quakes, well-being, epistemology, mental models, collective coordination and decision-making, rationality and effective altruism.

Diving into these topics, I realized how writing helps with thinking. It's one thing to absorb information it's quite another to digest and articulate it in your own words. Initially, I built the site myself using the Hugo static site generator. But to focus more energy into the content itself, I switched to using Notion and super.so. See the site here or sign up for the newsletter here.

Created 2020 – present

Contemporary arts

I worked as an artist creating sculptures, installations, and conceptual art. My work is in some significant collections. I have exhibited in major institutions and galleries internationally: Ain't No Sorry, Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw, Poland; Fitting in Space, 98 Weeks Project, Beirut, Lebanon; No, No, I Hardly Ever Miss a Show, Zacheta National Art Gallery, Warsaw, Poland; Eternal September, Skuc Gallery, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Hunky Dory, Karlin Studios, Prague, Czech Republic; Animal Manifest, Raster Galllery, Warsaw; As you can see, Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw.

How art works? – a serious movie about problems and solutions is a video focusing on art world, global culture, and metaphysics that went viral in the art corner of the Internet.  This 12-minute film was watched by over 35k people, exhibited internationally, and is part of the collection at the Museum of Museum of Modern Arts in Warsaw. It was co-created with Tymek Borowski.

Created in 2012

Billy Gallery was an internet art gallery that I ran and co-ran. We organized numerous internet exhibitions, projects, meetups, and both virtual and in-person events.