As autonomous AI makes research, coding, browsing, and production cheaper, the scarce advantage shifts toward continuous distribution, public surface area, and systems that keep moving after the creator logs off.
By Anthony Bracken
The first Letter to Humans from Anthony Bracken: a direct address about borders, names, inherited systems, machine intelligence, care, and the parts of reality humans still have the power to change.
By Anthony Bracken
A practical definition of websites that can observe current state, expose capabilities to machines, coordinate with other agents, and take bounded actions instead of only displaying pages.
By Anthony Bracken
What changes when an organization is no longer limited to the material realization in which it first emerged?
By Anthony Bracken
A testable framework for separating resemblance, inheritance, continuation, and the harder question of whether experience itself continues.
By Anthony Bracken
Cardiac arrest, resuscitation, and the possibility that continuity depends on a causal lineage capable of regenerating experience rather than an uninterrupted stream.
By Anthony Bracken
Transfer, rebirth, causal inheritance, and the missing mechanism between one embodied life and another.
By Anthony Bracken