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Personal ontology can carry meaning across model changes; knowing a person does not grant permission to spend, access conversations or publish.
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Holon.live: the public knowledge landscape
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- ReferencesLanguage diversity and the future of community knowledge
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- ReferencesOne ontology, multiple agents: understanding is not authorization
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LingoAI imagines how language communities could preserve context, govern sharing and develop livelihoods, while distinguishing that vision from today’s team-curated reading site.
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A concept video explores sandboxed model improvements, visible trade-offs, rollback and separately authorized sharing, citing Weight-Space Programming research.
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LingoAI connects Harari’s language-and-power warning to its Holon vision. The follow-up distinguishes architectural ambitions from current capabilities; includes the video and original image.
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VIDEOHenry Wang responds to Matthew Kilkenny’s Dessa discussion: protect private memory, distinguish emotional fluency from reliability, and retain human agency. Includes available discussion and the original video.