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This is a topic that has been weighing heavily on my mind for over five years. I hope we can find a way for eveyone to move forward with “inquiry” as the true-north. For the best interest of the globe.

I feel like resharing a brief essay I wrote last year for Protocolized called "A Very Short Introduction to Memory and Technology." It touches on some of the thoughts I see coming up now: what do we externalize through our tools, through AI? What will we lose? In my next post, I'll be sharing early thoughts on a 'rhetorical practice' for AI, building on medieval and ancient rhetoric as well as contemplation. Maybe it's conceptualized as coevolution—either way, having more mental and embodied models for what we're doing when we're composing with AI, whether we feel "external" to it or not, feels useful now. protocolized.summerofprotoco…

the most important intervention for AI safety seems to be more walkable cities