Who Am I Writing For?
Clarity, and freedom from the tyranny of the masses.
When making a commitment to write, it's clear that one must know who they are writing for. I have struggled with landing the answer to that question.
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My thoughts on making, meaning, and life with machines.
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Authenticity
Ensuring our humanity survives contact with the averaging machine.
It's a particularly interesting time to be a technologist. The conversation around AI has reached a level of division I had thought exclusive to religion.
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Theory of Mind
Who owns the infrastructure our cognition is migrating to?
Human beings are born unfinished, shaped by culture and the tools around us. As AI enters the loop of thought itself, who owns the infrastructure our cognition is migrating to?
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Ours
A story of love, identity, and the voices that shape us.
Sarah woke to the sound of rain against the window and the familiar rhythm of David's breathing beside her. Then an unsettling, persistent question came back again.
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True Language
Writing about the future that is already becoming.
I recently set a goal to write more in 2026: twenty-five essays, short stories, or something—anything—written and shared.
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