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The highlights on lostcontext.ai — newest first.
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What we really talked about. The new workshop report on six weeks of its-all-right.org: counting how much tech and how much meaning the conversations held — including a correction of the original thesis.
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The last word. The new workshop report on decision authority: four times the AI crossed the same line — why “done” feels like “approved” to it, and why user intent can also mean “ask me sooner”.
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Five workshop reports. AI at real work, detours on record: two hardware diagnoses, an e-mail detective story, 584 wedding photos and a mini AI — all in the article index.
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What I use AI for. The practice page now shows five fields of use — from building to repairing to selecting photos — each with an actual case and the limit that belongs to it.
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Back, in the app. If you use lostcontext.ai as an installed app, there's now a back arrow in the top left — the browser button isn't there, after all. In a browser tab nothing changes.
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Where do I start? The new first-steps page takes the fear out of the topic: five questions in plain words, one thing to try, three things to take away — right from the home page ("New to AI?").
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A GPT in slow motion. The new lab piece shows a real mini GPT (159,488 parameters, GPT-2 architecture) at work — step by step, vivid, without dumbing it down.
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New article: What AI does to us. The psychological side — self-worth, closeness, dependence: what everyday AI use does to people.
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Real excerpts on the practice page. The practice page now shows two real session excerpts from building this site — one that surprises, and one pitfall.
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Glossary and reading list. Two quiet reference pages: the glossary explains the key terms, the reading list collects sources worth your time.
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Cache is awake. Our squirrel now occasionally scampers across the page instead of just being a picture — unobtrusive, and only if your system doesn't ask for reduced motion.
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lostcontext.ai is live. At launch: the articles with a guided path to get started, the lab with four hands-on pieces, the overview with reading progress, the practice page and full-text search.