Artmarket.com has released “Dialogue Between a Thinker and AI,” an 1,800-page work credited to Thierry Ehrmann that is freely available online under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license. The company said the book can be accessed globally through DialogueBetweenAThinkerAndAI.com, beginning with an English edition and planned distribution across 123 countries and 14 languages.
The publication presents an extended exchange between Ehrmann and artificial intelligence, developed over what Artmarket.com described as 40 days and nights of dialogue. The company frames the resulting text as a meeting point between Ehrmann’s 45 years of research and reflection and AI-generated responses, rather than a conventional book written through a linear editorial process.
Readers can read, download, share and quote the work so long as it is reproduced faithfully and used within the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International license, according to Artmarket.com. The license permits non-commercial sharing with attribution, while restricting the distribution of altered versions.
A book published as “raw typescript”
Rather than issuing a polished, heavily edited literary edition, Artmarket.com has presented the work in what it calls a “Raw TypeScript” format. The approach is intended to retain the drafting process, including the progression of the conversation between the human author and the AI system.
That choice places the mechanics of AI-assisted creation in view. Readers are given access to the sequence of questions, responses and developing ideas rather than only a final, compressed argument. For a project built around dialogue, the format makes the interaction itself part of the work.
The release gives Thierry Ehrmann sole copyright credit, stating: “© 2026 Thierry Ehrmann — CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.” Ehrmann is the founder and president of Artmarket.com and Artprice, a company focused on art-market information and databases.
The book’s cover image has also been published online by Artmarket.com. The company identified the project website as the main point of access for the full text and related material.
The project is tied to the abode of chaos
Artmarket.com has linked the publication to The Abode of Chaos, the site that serves as Artprice’s global headquarters. The company describes the location as a “Total Work of Art” and says it has been shaped by 23 years of artistic development and legal proceedings.
The company also said The Abode of Chaos has received recognition from France’s Ministry of Culture. The site has long been central to Ehrmann’s public identity, combining corporate offices, archives, architecture and large-scale artistic installations.
Positioning “Dialogue Between a Thinker and AI” within that setting extends the project beyond a standalone AI publication. It connects the book to Ehrmann’s broader work around art, archives, documentation and artistic production, areas that Artprice has turned into commercial art-market data services.
Artprice’s archive underpins the company’s ai narrative
Artmarket.com said Artprice maintains extensive art-market documentation and transforms that material into data through its data centers and library holdings. The company described its archives as containing hundreds of thousands of items, including manuscripts, codices, collections, cartularies, ledgers, notes and auction catalogues dating from 1700 to the present.
Those collections provide the historical foundation for Artprice’s art-market databases, which track sales, artists and auction activity. In the context of the new book, the archive also illustrates the distinction Artmarket.com seeks to draw between AI as a generic text-generation tool and AI used alongside decades of accumulated specialist material.
The release does not present the book as a market forecast, trading guide or technological product launch. Its focus is on the publication itself: a long-form record of an AI-assisted intellectual exchange made freely accessible under a restrictive non-commercial sharing license.
An open release with limits on reuse
The Creative Commons framework gives the work an unusually broad public distribution model for a text associated with a commercial art-data company. Readers may circulate the original material without paying for access, while Ehrmann retains authorship credit and prevents commercial repackaging or modified versions from being redistributed under the license.
That structure could preserve a stable reference version of a work whose stated value lies partly in its unfiltered form. A reader can quote and share the conversation, but cannot turn an edited adaptation into a competing commercial publication without separate permission.
Artmarket.com’s release arrives as artists, authors, institutions and technology companies continue to debate how AI-generated material should be credited, licensed and preserved. “Dialogue Between a Thinker and AI” offers a specific answer from Ehrmann’s project: publish the exchange in full, preserve its raw form and permit worldwide non-commercial access.
The full English-language edition is available at https://www.dialoguebetweenathinkerandai.com/.
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