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Field notes from the edge of personal AI
Where personal computing is heading, and how we're building toward an AI that works like a second you.
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The trust ladder: how a personal AI earns the right to act
Autonomy you can't audit is a liability, not a feature. Here's the staged model of consent that takes a personal AI from watching your work to doing it.
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Local by default: why a personal AI belongs on your machine
The more an AI knows about how you work, the riskier it is to store off your machine. Local-first isn't a checkbox; it's what makes personal AI possible.
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From copilot to colleague: the shift that makes AI worth real work
A copilot waits for instructions; a colleague notices what needs doing and does it. That gap, not a smarter model, is the opportunity in personal AI.
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