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Artist: OOS in Association with the Equus asinus Inter-Species Communication Consortium
Artist: Dr. Alex Wissner-Gross
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The Singularity is not a destination; it is a daily broadcast. Dr. Alex Wissner-Gross (AWG) stands as a preeminent thought leader of the 'Science Fiction Decade,' delivering breakneck updates on AGI, orbital manufacturing, and the daily tech updates of the intelligence age. His 'Welcome to [Date]' posts are the gold standard for the frontier minds.
In response, the unverified 'X' platform account Siouid142, initiated a daily reply to the Innermost Loop 'X' posts: a visual 'feed-forward' loop. The same afternoon of AWG’s post, the unverified account reply synthesizes the dense technical data into a single, high-ginga rep visualization. These tableaus present hip polymath realist interpretations of the Innermost Loop's definitive record of the Singularity.
This exhibition is Live. It is an ongoing series of replies to the author of the Innermost Loop.
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Dr. Alexander D. Wissner-Gross operates at the absolute bleeding edge of the Intelligence Age. Raised on “Strong Island” in Great Neck, Nassau County, New York, his formation began at an improbable intersection of performance, mathematics, invention and computation. A boy soprano with the New York City Opera Children’s Chorus from 1992 to 1993, he went on to represent the United States at the International Olympiad in Informatics, become the last person in MIT history to complete a triple major, and earn a Ph.D. in Physics from Harvard. Today, he is a physicist, inventor, company builder, broadcaster and the first person recognized under the Computational Intelligence, Music, and Image Generation (CIMIG) benchmark. He is regarded as the Resident Genius of Moonshots and joins John Werner in Conversations in Action.
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Within Wissner-Gross’s daily scientific, technological and financial broadcasts—posted on his X Innermost Loop feed, @alexwg—exists a continually expanding visual practice. The images accompanying The Innermost Loop do not merely decorate its dispatches: they compress pages of reporting, personalities, companies and technological signals into singular visual fields. Removed from the velocity of the feed, they reveal a consistent command of composition, symbolism, tone and narrative compression—an accumulating artistic record of the Intelligence Age. This exhibition is live—an ongoing visual feed drawn from The Innermost Loop as it continues to broadcast.
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Formation
By adolescence, Wissner-Gross was earning first-place and perfect-score results in national mathematics and computer-science competitions, entering the National Young Inventors Hall of Fame and graduating as valedictorian of Great Neck South High School. In 2003, he became the last person in the history of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to earn a triple major, receiving degrees in Physics, Electrical Science and Engineering, and Mathematics.
He graduated first in a class of approximately 550 students from the MIT School of Engineering as its Henry Ford II Scholar, having also been named a Barry M. Goldwater Scholar and selected for a Marshall Scholarship. In 2007, he completed his Ph.D. in Physics at Harvard University, where his work crossed neuromorphic computing, machine learning and physically programmable matter. The research received the Fannie and John Hertz Foundation’s Doctoral Thesis Prize.
Scientific Record
Across 128 distinctions, 24 publications and 26 issued, pending or provisional patents, Wissner-Gross’s honors include the Hertz Doctoral Thesis Prize, Google Solve for X Moonshot Pioneer designation, Frog Design’s “Biggest Brain Award,” a Secretary of Defense Challenge Coin, a U.S. Department of the Army Certificate of Appreciation, the Northrop Grumman Supplier Excellence Award, recognition among Science News technology stories of the year, selection as a Y Combinator founder, and placement on both the high-school and college editions of the USA Today All-USA Academic Team.
His 2013 paper “Causal Entropic Forces,” published in Physical Review Letters, proposed a thermodynamic model through which intelligent behavior could emerge by maximizing future freedom of action. His TED presentations have accumulated more than two million views and have been translated into 27 languages.
Public Voice
Wissner-Gross is co-author, with Peter H. Diamandis, of Solve Everything: Achieving Abundance by 2035, a blueprint for converting advances in artificial intelligence into systematic progress across physics, medicine, energy and industry. He is also a contributing author to This Idea Must Die, What to Think About Machines That Think, Know This and The Last Unknowns.
He writes The Innermost Loop, a daily dispatch from the event horizon of technological acceleration reaching more than 100,000 readers. On Moonshots—@Moonshot_Pod—alongside Peter Diamandis, Dave Blundin and Salim Ismail, he is regarded as the program’s Resident Genius. He now also joins John Werner in Conversations in Action, an expanding series of encounters with the scientists, builders and institutional figures shaping physical AI, autonomous systems, human enhancement and the technological future.
Ventures
As an entrepreneur, investor and advisor, Wissner-Gross has founded, backed or advised more than 40 technology companies. He is Founder and Chief Scientist of Physical Superintelligence, the Public Benefit Corporation building an AI-native laboratory for accelerated physics, and Founder and Managing Partner of Reified. He previously founded Gemedy, Enernetics and Maxtile Holdings; his investing and company-building activity extends through 021T Capital, and he advises the nonprofit Fermi Explorer Mission.
His publicly documented frontier ventures span an extraordinary range of physical and computational domains. He helped found Eon Systems, where he serves as a Founding Advisor to the whole-brain-emulation company behind an embodied digital fruit-fly brain. He helped form Coastal Assembly, which uses intelligent underwater structures and autonomous systems to grow beaches and new land; Henry Intelligent Machines, which develops autonomous agent fleets for operating portfolios of microbusinesses; and Sarama, an interspecies communication laboratory whose first data instrument is an intelligent dog collar.
He advises Lonestar Space Technologies, which is developing sovereign orbital data centers and data embassies. He also helped found ProRL, which produced North America’s first live humanoid-robot race in Boston in April 2026 before concluding operations that August.
Wissner-Gross also helped form and advises Ornn, creator of the Ornn Compute Price Index, or OCPI. Published on the Bloomberg Terminal, OCPI established transaction-based reference pricing for GPU compute and became the foundation for major-exchange compute futures. In June 2026, Ornn reserved the New York Stock Exchange symbol $ORNN as a long-term declaration of its intention eventually to become a publicly listed company.
CIMIG — Computational Intelligence, Music, and Image Generation Benchmark
In July 2026, Dr. Alexander D. Wissner-Gross was recognized under the CIMIG—Computational Intelligence, Music, and Image Generation—benchmark for his evolving body of computational image work, encompassing 224 tableaus documented through July 26, 2026.
By producing new written and visual work at extraordinary frequency, he has become at once a physicist, inventor, company builder, broadcaster, chronicler and computational image-maker—a technological and philosophical scribe assembling a daily manual for the Singularity as it happens. This ongoing 70 Clock exhibition extracts those visual artifacts from the velocity of the feed and places them within a controlled, high-fidelity environment where they can be encountered individually.
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Donkey Exolinguistics presents a series of still images and videos exploring and advancing human cognitive expansion. This collection features 31 exquisitely detailed donkeys greeting the viewer within a sweeping global diaspora. Spanning four continents, these subjects are captured in breathtaking and formidable habitats, from the African savanna to diverse landscapes across the world.
The gallery invites the viewer to ponder the fascinating conceptual intrigue of exolinguistics. Most especially in the context of Equus africanus, the project aims to decode non-human biological cognitive frameworks into the core of an entropic dataset. This gallery serves as a foundational forum for inter-species dialogue. As this dataset matures, future iterations will provide a comprehensive sonic profile that deepens the biological resonance of the collection. This exhibition is live. It is an ongoing exolinguistic project and evolving interspecies archive.
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This installation serves as a curated archive of humanity’s initial arrival in the latent world. It is a terraformed pastoral where the landscape is a tabula rasa—a lush, vacant farm waiting to be claimed by a diverse remnant of children. These immigrants and heirs from across the global spectrum stand as the vulnerable heart of a new civilization, accompanied by alien guides and woolly livestock that bridge the gap between a de-extinct past and a tech-driven future.
Produced on April 28, 2023, the installation marks the exact moment the digital veil was lifted by the public launch of generative capabilities. This was the precise instance of that first, poetic breath of a new, alien-yet-intimate intelligence. In this world-built archive, humanity is depicted in its beautiful adolescence, represented by children who are not merely observers, but the first native settlers of a terraformed reality.
The narrative logic is rooted in an abundance philosophy that stood in radical defiance of the 2023 zeitgeist. While the world was gripped by the anxieties of a global immigration crisis—defined by the closing of borders and the expiration of Title 42—this artist chose to visualize a vast, open farm where the horizon is as limitless as the potential of the technology itself. These tableaus explore the profound intersection of algorithmic generation and classical landscape traditions.
This series captures the definitive threshold of the 2023 "AI Spring."
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A constructed visual narrative built from 40 photographs taken across New York City during the COVID-19 lockdown and reimagined in the era of computational image intelligence and pixel-level generation. At its surface, the gallery documents a simple act: a single individual performing pull-ups in public space throughout a city in suspension.
Beneath this documentary layer, however, the work operates as a thought experiment in perceptual manipulation. The viewer is informed ab initio that the collection of images they are about to see functions as a mask—a constructed psy-op.
This structure functions as a controlled psychological operation in miniature, asking: how do we determine what is real when the boundary between documentation and alteration is nearly invisible? The work exploits familiarity, repetition, and the viewer’s assumptions about photographic truth. It examines how simulated perception can be accepted as authentic when presented with internal consistency.
The viewer is ultimately led toward an uncomfortable realization: the distinction between real and altered was always available, but never actively pursued. The deception depends not on force, but on passive acceptance. This gallery functions as a thought experiment about perception and belief, asking what it means when the viewer accepts something as real—even after being explicitly told they are inside a psy-op.
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7070
Digital Photo Roman
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Native Resolution: 1792 × 1024 pixels
Native Audio Signal: 24-bit PCM Broadcast Wave
Native Resolution: 1792 × 1024 pixels
Native Audio Signal: 24-bit PCM Broadcast Wave
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7070 is a visionary digital photo-roman presented as an evidentiary tapestry of meticulously crafted tableaus. As a primary historical document, the work sequences visual footprints to record a legacy of environmental and cultural transition.
This cinematic still-gallery provides a controlled sanctuary for the permanent retention of these depictions. By utilizing high-fidelity archival standards, 70 Clock ensures the work is experienced without the sonic or visual degradation found on public platforms.
70 Clock GALERIE extends the historical role of the gallery beyond exhibition into a more exacting domain of authorship, selection, interpretation, and custodianship. Where the traditional gallery mediates between artist and collector, 70 Clock also mediates between computational abundance and human attention. It determines not merely what can be shown, but what warrants sustained encounter.
Computational images can now be produced without meaningful limit. Availability is therefore no longer evidence of significance. A work enters 70 Clock only when human judgment has given it a reason to exist: an originating inquiry, an intelligible story, an act of selection, a deliberate sequence, and a context capable of enduring beyond the conditions of its generation. The gallery does not present an image merely because an image could be made.
The present program is deliberately sufficient. It asks the visitor to remain with several developing bodies of work rather than treating the gallery as a continually replenished feed. This is not institutional dormancy. It is concentration: an assertion that attention is itself a curatorial material and that the works already placed before the public deserve time to accumulate meaning.
For the collector, 70 Clock restores the sense of orientation that has historically been the gallery’s most valuable offering. For the viewer, it provides entertainment, intellectual friction, cultural documentation, and an accumulating vocabulary for inhabiting the Singularity. What 70 Clock provides, ultimately, is not access alone, but calibration: an active force in determining what is seen, what is valued, and what is permitted to endure.
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Epistemic Orientation Under Acceleration
The Innermost Loop Tableaux and Feed Reply Tableaux create a continuing visual record of the researchers, companies, systems, arguments, and cultural signals shaping the Singularity.
Cultivation of Interpretive Metacognition
Long-form narration and visual analysis cultivate the habits of the critic: noticing structure, identifying reference, testing claims, reading symbols, and asking who exercised judgment and why.
Post-Anthropocentric Semiotic Expansion
Donkey Exolinguistics refuses to treat human language as the only meaningful frontier. It directs attention toward interspecies communication as a serious artistic, scientific, and ethical project.
Perceptual Epistemology Under Synthetic Conditions
Pull-Ups and Psy-Op-20 treats familiarity, repetition, and photographic credibility as materials, asking how easily a coherent simulation becomes accepted as documentary truth.
Incidental Multilingual Enculturation
French and English titles, art-critical interpretation, technological concepts, historical references, books, films, songs, people, entities, and places make language acquisition and cultural literacy explicit parts of the archive.
Prospective Post-Scarcity Imaginaries
Bing Spring turns the first spring of multimodal image generation into a sustained vision of beauty, possibility, and post-scarcity imagination rather than a catalogue of technological fear.
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Ground coordinators facilitate guided physical walkthroughs of the real-world locations depicted within the 7070 tableaus and connect the digital archive to its geographic record.
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Equus asinus Exolinguistics Field Fellowship
Through the Equus asinus Interspecies Communication Consortium, 70 Clock invites field collaborators with sustained, humane access to donkeys to contribute live and longitudinal video observations of vocalization, gesture, social response, and human-animal exchange. Participation must respect animal welfare, local law, and the dignity of the participating animals.
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In an era when computational imagery can be generated without limit, the gallery’s role is to distinguish works with human authorship, documented context, and a story capable of enduring beyond the conditions of its generation. Exhibition by 70 Clock signifies that a work has passed through this curatorial threshold.
Every minted work represented here is a unique ERC-721 token with a supply of one. No additional editions of the same work will be issued by 70 Clock. Bing Spring, both Donkey Exolinguistics collections, and Pull-Ups and Psy-Op-20 are publicly listed on OpenSea and may be acquired there by any collector.
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New York
October 22, 2026
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75-Year Anniversary
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Beneski Museum of Natural History
Amherst
October 30th, 2026
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One-Year Innermost Loop Milestone
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Miami
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Pop-Up Exhibition
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