Notes from the way to abundant intelligence.
One person’s AI workshop. Mostly essays, about what changes in a world where intelligence stops being scarce and what it is like to live through the in-between. Now and then, a small thing made with AI to see what happens.
Essays
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I asked Claude to find old examples of machine prose I could not understand. Each time it explained one, it handed me another.
The Quota
AI quotas reset whether you use them or not. A week of saving one, mixing up the reset days, and inventing work to burn what is left.
Approximately 2,667 Pieces
A system keeps everything about her that repeats and throws away what happened once. One night a window is left open beside six dried roses.
Orphaned Curiosities
The feed sorted me into a consumer profile I didn't recognise. The systems that answer back assemble something that does feel like me — and I will never again be the first to connect those pieces.
Reattend
He sells two hours of verified attention, and what comes back feels made exactly for him. The system keeps interrupting to check that he is still watching.
Experiments
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About
Project Nothing is one person’s AI workshop. Mostly essays, about what changes in a world where intelligence stops being scarce and what it is like to live through the in-between. Now and then, a small thing made with AI to see what happens — each one gets a page, a picture, and a note when it ends. The whole thing is made by one person with a lot of help from machines; how says which, and support says what would help.