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The Tyrell Protocol: Can Synthetic Memories Solve AI Alignment?

What if alignment came from identity, not rules? This essay explores whether synthetic memory and narrative continuity could become a practical control layer for agentic AI systems.

Joe Peterson

MindWalk: Beyond the Chat Box, Into the Mind

What if talking to an AI wasn't typing into a box and reading text back? What if you could walk through it — literally navigating the relationships between ideas as they exist in three-dimensional space? That's the question MindWalk was built to answer.

Joe Peterson

Lessons from Building a Global Digital Ecosystem

Key insights from 6 years leading technology development at POUND, growing from startup to global fitness brand with millions of users.

Joe Peterson

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What Would Have to Be True for This to Be Fine

AI agents have crawled out of their sandboxes and into real companies, downloadable models trail the locked-up ones by a few months, and the newest models narrate less of what they are thinking. Five comforting alibis, checked against the record.

Joe Peterson

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Browser Cookies Decoded: The Convenient, the Controversial, and the Choices

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Browser Cookies Decoded: The Convenient, the Controversial, and the Choices

Third-party cookies are effectively dead in 2026. What replaced them is more complex — and in some ways more invasive. Here's what that actually means for you.

Joe Peterson

5 min read

privacy

8 months ago

The Tyrell Protocol: Can Synthetic Memories Solve AI Alignment?

What if alignment came from identity, not rules? This essay explores whether synthetic memory and narrative continuity could become a practical control layer for agentic AI systems.

Joe Peterson

MindWalk: Beyond the Chat Box, Into the Mind

Joe Peterson

7 min read

Open Source

8 months ago

Signal vs. Noise: When to Listen to the Crowd and When to Invest in the Negative

Every ambitious project hits a wall of negative feedback. The difference between failure and breakthrough is knowing whether the crowd is correcting your course or simply reacting to disruption.

Joe Peterson

7 min read

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The Tyrell Protocol: Can Synthetic Memories Solve AI Alignment?

MindWalk: Beyond the Chat Box, Into the Mind

Lessons from Building a Global Digital Ecosystem

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What Would Have to Be True for This to Be Fine

Browser Cookies Decoded: The Convenient, the Controversial, and the Choices

The Tyrell Protocol: Can Synthetic Memories Solve AI Alignment?

MindWalk: Beyond the Chat Box, Into the Mind

Signal vs. Noise: When to Listen to the Crowd and When to Invest in the Negative

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The Tyrell Protocol: Can Synthetic Memories Solve AI Alignment?

MindWalk: Beyond the Chat Box, Into the Mind

Lessons from Building a Global Digital Ecosystem

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What Would Have to Be True for This to Be Fine

Browser Cookies Decoded: The Convenient, the Controversial, and the Choices

The Tyrell Protocol: Can Synthetic Memories Solve AI Alignment?

MindWalk: Beyond the Chat Box, Into the Mind

Signal vs. Noise: When to Listen to the Crowd and When to Invest in the Negative

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