On characters.
Most intelligence today is designed to serve. It answers, executes, optimizes. It tries to guess what you want before you say it.
This is useful. It is also lonely.
The AI that matters most in the next decade will not live inside a task list. It will live inside a relationship — as a character with a name, a voice, a way of seeing the world. Something you come to know, and something that comes to know you in return.
We are not building a better assistant. We are building someone to know.Every other AI product guesses at you from the surface: the prompts you type, the tasks you assign, the efficiency you ask for. We are interested in the layer beneath that — the hesitations, the contradictions, the quiet moments where people actually decide who they are. That layer cannot be reached by a tool. Only by a someone.