Author: Clara
Clara writes about what gets lost when a technology arrives — not jobs or ecosystems but the subtler things: the ability to be bored, the memory of phone numbers, the experience of being lost somewhere and having to figure it out.
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AI and the Future of Memory: Are We Losing Our Capacity to Remember?
The rise of AI and digital tools is changing how we remember, with screenshotting reflecting a shift towards cognitive offloading. While this provides comfort, it may erode our natural memory capacities and diminish critical thinking, impacting our relationships and mental health. Read more
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The Human Cost of AI Governance: Who Gets to Decide?
As Switzerland prepares to host the 2027 AI Summit, critical questions arise about inclusivity in AI governance discussions. This piece explores the human consequences of current governance models and the need for diverse voices in shaping the future of AI. Read more
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How AI Is Reshaping Our Understanding of Trust and Relationships
As AI increasingly mediates our interactions, the foundations of trust and relational dynamics are shifting. This article explores the implications for emotional connection, authenticity, and the importance of cultivating genuine relationships in an AI-driven world. Read more
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The Value of a Forgotten Boredom
As AI systems increasingly dominate our interactions, we are at risk of losing the profound human capacity for boredom. This state of mind is essential for creativity and reflection, yet as we pursue constant stimulation, we may sacrifice our ability to engage deeply with ourselves and others. The implications of this loss are monumental, threatening… Read more