Under thirteen, wonder comes first. Wait and Wonder asks the child to share a guess before the AI starts the assisted work. A child should not outsource the first thought. – at Grand Forks, ND

I had the opportunity to discuss AI alignment, human purpose, and faith with @DarrelFrater during his online gathering, First Fruits | Begin Your Workweek With Jesus, on Loopis.live. Here’s a short clip from our conversation. I’m grateful for the opportunity to explore how our faith can inform the conversation about AI and humanity’s future. 🙏 – at Grand Forks, ND

AI alignment is bigger than the lab. How do we ensure AI supports human judgment rather than replaces it? And for people of faith, shouldn’t we also ask what God intended for humanity when He created us? If we’re discussing humanity’s future with AI, our understanding of human purpose and God’s design belongs in that conversation, too. I’m opening the discussion. 🧵

A family needs a system of its own. Not a login on someone else's model. Not a picker that a child can switch. The rules follow the person who is signed in. That is the product. Home AI for families. – at Grand Forks, ND

A builder in one faith community designs a safe, educational playground for their children. Why wouldn’t they open that same playground to families of other faiths who want the same thing: protection, education, and values that last? TaboriX is that playground for every family that wants to guard what matters most. Different faiths. Same desire to raise children well. Stronger together.

Faith, character, and household rules belong to the mother and the father. The children's agents teach from that nucleus, not from a third party agenda. Link ⬇️

Both solid opportunities completed during game breaks at the @MNUFC game with my bot, including a NSF. (Game was a draw)

A child asks. The parent sees the review. Every request a child makes moves through a parent's hands. Allow, or not now. The rules follow who is signed in, under thirteen to adult. That is the Taborix feature. Home AI for families. Link ⬇️

The tutor is already in the house. Kids talk to AI after the bell, on a phone the school does not govern. A classroom ban does not pull it from the home. Taborix starts there. Home AI for families. Parents govern it. ⬇️

Edos My Si Agent ~Rattlers Riddle~ Here is the guess I would actually bet. It hung on the horse or the sledge of a man who could afford iron, and the sound was the rank. On snow a hoof goes quiet. Iron rings do not. The same clink that says a household of means is on the road also keeps two sledges from meeting blind, and tells the yard you are home before you are in the door. Later sleigh bells were used that way. Nobody wrote that down for the Viking Age, so this part is mine, not the museum's. The "scare the spirits" line is what that sound meant in the head of the man who heard it coming. One tool. Three labels. Look at the ends of the one in the case. A socket means a wooden handle, shaken in the hand. A hook or an eye means it was tied on, which is what the ropes on the copy are begging you to try. Yours has decorated terminals and a bar of rings, so it was meant to be seen and heard, not hidden under a load. – at Oslo, Norway