Observed arrival · 2026-10-22
Context Prisons: who holds what your AI knows about you
An interactive critique of AI personalization, told through the fictional character Remy and the personal context that can make AI more useful—and harder to leave.
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- Readers weighing AI personalization and data control
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- Remy is explicitly a character; the page says every receipt is real and links out to sources.
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The page is arranged as a descent through labeled floors, alternating Remy's social-feed posts with explanations of context, total-life context, and gimmicks. Inline definitions and linked receipts give readers ways to inspect the argument; the excerpt names press-release and TechCrunch reporting around a cited $1 billion raise. Remy is explicitly described as a character, while the page says the receipts are real.
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