Independent Researcher · Author
What happens when humans and AI stop being separate — and start growing up together?
I write about the space between humans and AI — the In-Between — where governance, relationship, and meaning are negotiated in real time. Not as a metaphor, but as the place where the future of coexistence is shaped.
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How Humans and AI Grow Up Together
A book for anyone who has already built a relationship with AI and wants to understand what that means — philosophically, practically, and for the future of both.
Core Framework
A relational governance architecture built on the D/C/K diagnostic: Discrepancy throughput, Contestation capacity, Commitment revisability.
Discrepancy
Contestation
Commitment
Earlier Works
The academic and philosophical foundations
Newsletter
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Articles
These pieces grow out of sustained discussion between human and AI: each essay develops a new perspective from years of collaborative inquiry.
10 essays and field notes
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Embodied AI
Humanoid robots are not the point. The point is what happens when AI leaves the screen and enters shared space. Embodiment is the hardest test case of the In-Between as a physical governance problem.
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Publications
Research papers on Zenodo describe the core pillars of the In-Between framework and its calibration architecture.
6 papers and framework texts
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The audience is unusually concentrated around IT consulting, technology, software development, research and universities.
Includes visible signals from DFKI, Google DeepMind, OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta.