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Human Agency
Preserving choice and responsibility in automated environments.
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01I Asked Six AI Models to Read Neo Babylon. They Did Not Read the Same Book.Six AI-written reviews of Neo Babylon: AI Forbidden Zone converge on its Taiwanese mythology, then diverge on spectacle, character, editorial craft and freedom of choice.Oct 7, 20266 min read02Why Household Robots Still Haven't Taken OffHousehold robots will not become ordinary because one machine can fold a shirt in a demo. They need to save more time than they add in supervision, recovery, maintenance, privacy and safety burden.Sep 29, 202612 min read03AI Cameras Need to Understand Events, Not Just Detect ObjectsThe next AI camera advantage is not simply detecting more objects. It is turning continuous video into a small number of trustworthy events through tracking, rules, edge filtering, VLM review and interoperable metadata.Aug 28, 202614 min read04What Should We Teach Before We Teach Young People to Use AI?As AI enters schools and homes, young people need more than operational speed. They need to judge sources, recognize uncertainty, disclose AI's role, own outcomes, protect privacy and choose not to use it.Aug 24, 202612 min read05When Computer Vision Starts Understanding Events, Not Just ObjectsComputer vision is moving beyond object detection toward streaming video, event understanding and distributed edge inference. The harder question is who defines what counts as an event and what the system is allowed to do next.Aug 19, 202612 min read06Why Some Young People May Be More Wary of AI Than AdultsStarting from family conversations and anxiety around creative work, this essay asks why some young people keep their distance from AI and what education should protect beyond tool use.Jul 21, 20266 min read
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