This page lists every Orange Pill Wiki entry hyperlinked from Vilem Flusser — On AI. 13 entries total. Each is a deeper-dive on a person, concept, work, event, or technology that the book treats as a stepping stone for thinking through the AI revolution. Click any card to open the entry; in each entry, words colored in orange link to other Orange Pill Wiki entries, while orange-underlined words with the Wikipedia mark link to Wikipedia.
A system that produces symbols according to its own program—distinct from tools that extend human organs, transforming operators into functionaries.
A system whose internal operations are structurally inaccessible to its operator—not merely complex, but designed to conceal the process producing its outputs.
The quality of subjective experience — being aware, being something it is like to be — and the single deepest unanswered question in both philosophy of mind and AI.
The structural position of belonging to no program completely—Flusser's biography as method, seeing every fishbowl from outside because inhabiting none fully.
The operator who explores an apparatus's program without exceeding it (functionary) versus the one who plays against the program's defaults (player).

The visible trace of human making—embodied, resistant, process-revealing—eliminated by apparatuses that produce seamless outputs without evidence of production.
The program of the program—design decisions about training data, architecture, optimization that set an apparatus's parameter space before any user operates it.
The practice of engaging an apparatus with awareness of its defaults and deliberate resistance to them—freedom as contestation, not escape.
Not the end of events but the end of historical consciousness—the linear, causal, critical mode of thought writing produced, now displaced by apparatus-mediated processing.

The totality of possibilities an apparatus can realize—its parameter space, defaults, and gravitational centers, invisible until the operator tests its edges.
An image produced by apparatus rather than human gesture—opaque in process, smooth in surface, indistinguishable from thought when generated by AI.

The transition from writing-consciousness to computational consciousness—the apparatus learning to produce outputs in the medium of thought itself: language.
A civilization in which apparatus-generated outputs mediate the majority of symbolic life—news, analysis, communication, now thought itself.