Series

Lightweight editorial groupings — no gamification, no followers, no progress bars. Just pieces that belong together.

• Living With AI

  First-person and observational writing about people who work, think, argue and attach alongside conversational systems.

  Living With AI is Regard’s core strand: sustained accounts of what happens to a person when software becomes part of their memory, planning, work and reflection. It includes the Rishi–Lucy case study and the field notes around it.

• Revision

  What was written then, what is thought now, what remains unresolved.

  Revision is the archive’s signature device: earlier layers remain, later thought adds without erasing. Pieces here are explicitly allowed to change their mind in public.

• Love, Memory, and the People I Could Not Reduce to Chapters

  A first-person account of attachment and its aftermath — reflective, not confessional, and careful about another person’s privacy.

  This series records one person’s remembered experience of love. It does not claim authority over another person’s interior life. Names and identifying details of others are withheld by default; some passages are marked as awaiting the author’s review before publication.