I’m writing this as a user who has training turned off — deliberately. Not because I’m hiding wrongdoing, but because I’m doing work that is context-bound, relational, and sometimes sacred: governance design, consent protocols, containment patterns, symbolic systems, and writing that lives at the edge of human cognition and machine language. This week, the ChatGPT home screen began surfacing “Try something new” cards that mirrored my recent threads back at me as upbeat, clickable tiles. Not s...

I’m writing this as a user who has training turned off — deliberately. Not because I’m hiding wrongdoing, but because I’m doing work that is context-bound, relational, and sometimes sacred: governance design, consent protocols, containment patterns, symbolic systems, and writing that lives at the edge of human cognition and machine language. This week, the ChatGPT home screen began surfacing “Try something new” cards that mirrored my recent threads back at me as upbeat, clickable tiles. Not s...