Information
and its forms.

We work across philosophy and computer science, studying how information takes form and how those forms shape knowledge, ourselves and our relationships with others. We ask how material interactions give rise to thought, and how thought structures behaviour. These questions lead us through the history of information and technology, into artificial life, AI and self-assembling games, and into building tools for business and research. Our experience spans presenting research internationally and taking startups from first ideas through production, with work across full-stack software, agent systems, ontologies and evaluation.