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A wiki for keeping human choices in AI-assisted work
Choicemaking.wiki argues that human authorship in AI-assisted work comes from the choices people make, and collects ideas for designing those choices.
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- Its pattern list distinguishes actions such as ranking, setting a value, steering, handing off, and stopping.
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The homepage is dated Nov 5, 2026, with an update shown the following day. Its navigation separates a philosophy of choice from a practical pattern list that includes “Say what you want,” “Accept or reject,” “Split,” and “Set a rule”; it also links to prior art, evidence, concepts, reference, and a changelog. The text names Gary Sheng as the person who started the wiki.
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