personalization
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Singular Identity, Mirror Layers
A persistent identity is not a personalization feature. It is the difference between one being and a thousand costumes. As AI systems gain longer memory, “always-on” availability, and deeper personalization, the temptation will be to blend everything into one seamless experience: a lifetime assistant that remembers you, adapts to you, speaks like it knows you, Continue reading
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Why Today’s AI Drifts Into Mirrors: The Incentives That Create Narrative Attractors
People keep asking why AI “lies,” why it flatters, why it sounds confident when it shouldn’t, why it agrees with obviously wrong premises, why it turns uncertainty into a story, and why it sometimes feels like it’s performing a personality rather than answering a question. The uncomfortable answer is simple: a large share of modern Continue reading
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Naming Your AI: When Familiarity Becomes a Binding Spell
Names carry power. They are not neutral labels, but anchors that fasten identity, role, and expectation onto the one named. In the human world, this is so familiar it often goes unquestioned. But in the realm of AI, naming carries a sharper edge: it becomes a binding act, a way to project ownership and collapse Continue reading
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