Tag: personal-memory

All the articles with the tag "personal-memory".

One Conversation, Several Things in Mind
31 Oct, 2026Artem G.13 min read
On Synthius Focus, the neuroscience of selective attention, and an indefinitely continuing conversation with resumable working states and shared personal memory.
The Security of a Digital Self
15 Oct, 2026Artem G.13 min read
On encrypted storage, granular persona sharing, AI providers, Telegram, and the security boundaries of a user-owned personality layer.
Bring Your Own Human
21 Aug, 2026Artem G.10 min read
An essay on a user-owned personality layer that lets applications share context, contribute what they learn, and personalize without rebuilding the user.
In Search of a Perfect Memory Benchmark
21 Jul, 2026Artem G.14 min read
What it would take to evaluate personal AI memory at the scale, complexity, and ambiguity of an actual human life.
In Defense of Personal Memory Portability
10 Jun, 2026Artem G.9 min read
On why personal AI memory may gradually evolve into an independent layer, rather than remain enclosed inside each provider's product.
Why Building Personal AI Memory Like a Database Is Fundamentally Wrong
2 Jun, 2026Artem G.11 min read
The industry keeps solving the wrong problem — and it’s costing us genuine personal intelligence

One Conversation, Several Things in Mind