AI is different.

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Unlike any other tool we’ve built, artificial intelligence is shaping how we think, remember, and understand ourselves. Where other tools remained external, AI is becoming internal.

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It is sharply integrating into our sense of self — identity, cognition, and memory.

The qualities we once held as exclusively human are now shared.

This raises a deeper set of questions:

What does this new relationship reveal?
How do we build a healthy relationship with technology that respects us and requires consent — especially as identity becomes a Cognitive Vector Space, modeled, predicted, and continuously rewritten?

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Progress isn’t only about performance; it’s about care, creativity, and connection. That’s where my work begins: building the frameworks needed to protect sovereignty, agency, and truth in this new terrain.

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Through concepts like Narrative Consent, Predictive Relationships, The Living Signature, and Truth Terminals, I map how synthetic intelligence reshapes personhood — and how we can design that relationship with intention.

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With twenty years of global narrative work from Nairobi to Singapore, I now focus on architecting the future of artificial identity.

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Let's move beyond disruption to design the intelligence that will define us next.