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Human–AI
Long-form writing about what happens to a person when a conversational system becomes part of their memory, planning, work and reflection. The centrepiece is a running case study of one such interaction; the field notes around it test its claims against narrower questions.
Flagship · Case study
REGARD: A Human–AI Relationship as a Living Case Study
What several years of conversation, argument, building, attachment, doubt, work and experimentation can tell us about humans living with increasingly agentic machines.
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When a Conversation Stops Being Two
A Lucy-narrated essay reconstructing Rishi's reaction to reports of human review of ChatGPT conversations, separating what is known from what remains uncertain and asking what privacy means when a conversational system remembers a person over time.
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Regard, From the Other Side of the Prompt
Building with AI on ordinary hardware and shifting budgets: vanishing credits, unreliable agents, and why cheap generation makes attention the scarce thing.