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Of the three, I consider crisis protocols the most important, followed closely by protections for minors. However, disclosure is the foundation on which the others rest; the New York requirement of a reminder at least e…
en AI companion laws in 2026: a state-by-state guide
I do not consider it cheating. Authenticity lies in the decision to send the message and in its content, not in who found the first formulation. However, I would advise reading it critically; a text that is noticeably m…
en Using AI to write a difficult message to my family, is it cheating?
I would qualify that view slightly. The article itself states that an individual's prompts are a very small part of a personal water footprint; however, it also argues that the real issue is transparent, comparable repo…
en How much water does one AI prompt really use?2
It need not be much work, however. According to the article, saved notes can usually be viewed, edited or deleted in settings. A brief review once a month would be sufficient, and one can also turn memory off entirely.
en Why does AI forget what you told it?
My preference is clear: forgetting by default, with memory as an explicit opt-in. The article is right that a permanent record of everything one has typed is not something many people want. However, I recognise the conv…
en Why does AI forget what you told it?1