AI remembers now. Who decides what it remembers?
Our founding essay on control over AI context, recorded inferences and retention, with the limits of the design stated.
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Our founding essay, The Receipt build log, and short notes by Azin Etemadi on AI access.
Founding essay
The Receipt · build log
What your AI thinks it knows about you
How recorded inferences shape our design, what the prototype checks mean, and what a browser hash example can actually show.
Follow The Receipt by RSS or emailNotes on AI access
What should an AI forget when the task is finished?
The meeting is booked. Decide what to keep, what to stop sharing, and what a claim to forget can actually cover.
Read the noteWhat changes when you revoke access?
You can stop the next request. What can you say about the copy an assistant already received?
Read the noteWhen does stored context become stale?
“24 of 40 places filled” is useful for one review. After recruitment changes, it needs a source and a date.
Read the noteWhat should a second tool inherit?
A scheduling assistant joins the workflow. Its first request should begin with a new selection of records.
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