Artmarket.com announced that Thierry Ehrmann has released “Dialogue Between a Thinker and AI,” an 1,800-page work created through a 40-day exchange with artificial intelligence and published online free of charge under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license. The book is available at dialoguebetweenathinkerandai.com in an initial English edition, with French identified by the company as the originating language.
The scale of the release sets it apart from the shorter AI-generated publications cited by Artmarket.com, which said earlier works were generally technical manuals or documentary booklets that rarely exceeded 100 pages. The company described Ehrmann’s project as a “world-book,” positioning it as an extended cultural and philosophical experiment rather than a conventional guide to generative AI.
Readers may read, download, share and quote the material, provided it is reproduced faithfully and under the terms of the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license, according to the announcement. That license permits reuse with attribution for non-commercial purposes, while placing limits on commercial exploitation of the text.
a public release across 123 countries
Artmarket.com said it plans to distribute the work across 123 countries and in 14 languages. The announcement did not provide a timetable for the additional language editions, but the initial free online publication gives the project a far wider potential readership than a limited print run.
The company also released a cover image for the work through its Artprice-hosted website. Its online edition is described as “Raw TypeScript,” which Artmarket.com presents as unfiltered material retaining traces of the book’s creation process.
That presentation places process alongside finished output. Instead of offering only a polished final manuscript, the release frames the text as a record of an extended dialogue between a human author and an AI system. For readers following generative AI’s use in writing, the format could offer a more direct view of how an author structures, revises and develops ideas through repeated exchanges with a model.
Artmarket.com did not identify the AI model or models involved in producing the dialogue in the material provided. Its announcement focuses instead on the duration of the exchange, the length of the resulting text and the decision to make the work freely accessible.
ehrmann links the book to artprice’s archives
The release connects “Dialogue Between a Thinker and AI” to two existing parts of Ehrmann’s work: The Abode of Chaos, which Artmarket.com identifies as Artprice’s global headquarters, and Artprice’s data and archival operations.
The Abode of Chaos has been developed over 23 years, according to the company. Artmarket.com describes the site as a “Total Work of Art” and said it was later recognized by the French Ministry of Culture. In the announcement’s framing, the physical site serves as one element of a larger project involving art, archives, data and language.
The second element is Artprice’s archive collection and data infrastructure. Artmarket.com said its collection contains “hundreds of thousands” of objects and documents, including manuscripts, codices, collections, cartularies, ledgers, notes and auction catalogues dating from 1700 to the present. The company also referred to its data centers and a “vast Library of Alexandria” when describing this archive activity.
The book is presented as the third component, centered on language. That distinction helps explain why the company emphasizes the raw online text rather than treating the project solely as another database product or art-world publication. Ehrmann’s release seeks to turn a dialogue with AI into a work that sits beside physical art installations and long-running documentary archives.
a cultural project, not a token market signal
The announcement contains no details about blockchain deployment, tokenization, cryptocurrency payments, decentralized computing networks or digital-asset partnerships. It also provides no evidence for treating the book’s release as a trading signal for AI-linked tokens, graphics-processing projects, decentralized storage networks or smart-contract platforms.
Claims in the supplied material about cryptocurrency market capitalization, chip demand, workforce reductions, processing-speed gains, artist records, image archives and AI-driven output improvements were not attributed to Artmarket.com’s Sept. 1 announcement as part of the book release. They do not establish a direct connection between “Dialogue Between a Thinker and AI” and any cryptocurrency network or token.
That separation matters for market readers because AI-related cultural releases can quickly become attached to broader narratives around compute demand, data ownership and decentralized infrastructure. Such themes may influence discussion around digital assets, but Artmarket.com’s announcement describes a publishing and archival project, not a blockchain product, token launch or commercial AI infrastructure rollout.
The immediate result is more concrete: a lengthy AI-assisted work has been made publicly accessible under a non-commercial sharing license, with plans for multilingual distribution. By placing the full text online rather than restricting it to a proprietary platform or paid edition, Ehrmann and Artmarket.com have made the work available for readers, educators, critics and researchers to examine directly.
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