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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 17 MIN

Episode 4: Feeling the Effects of Digital Technology with Lil Internet

from Art & Tech Today · host Autotelic Foundation

In this episode of Art & Tech Today, Lil Internet argues that 'understanding' digital technologies isn’t enough. We need to feel what they are doing to us.As social media and algorithmic systems reshape our cognition, memory, and behaviour, this conversation explores why theory has failed to translate into real awareness. Lil Internet argues that we need to see digital technologies as environments that actively shape who we are. He advocates for a more embodied, intuitive, and even slightly paranoid relationship to the digital world - one that recognises the depth and strangeness of its influence.Lil Internet is a co-founder of the media platform and podcast New Models, where he first began sharing his experimental monologues and radio plays. He has worked as a video director (Beyoncé), music producer (Azealia Banks), and pop theorist (Artforum, Texte zur Kunst, Kaleidoscope) and has lectured on culture and the internet for the Museum of Modern Art, New York; CPH:DOX, Copenhagen; Dubai Art Forum; and Bundeskunsthalle Bonn. Lil Internet lives and works in Berlin.

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