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I built a private web prototype for the moment when substance-use pressure and emotional distress overlap—and designed it to ask for less.
How a specialist agent team helped me design MARGIN: a no-account, trauma-informed support prototype built around agency, privacy, human connection, and one manageable next decision.
Omikina now connects global AI competition to companies, countries, chips, data centers, power, capital, policy, communities, and the evidence behind every claim.
How Omikina evolved from a U.S. infrastructure atlas into a global AI intelligence platform with country maps, company profiles, an hourly evidence monitor, and reviewed editorial analysis.
OMIKINA is a public atlas for understanding the physical systems beneath American artificial intelligence.
Why the AI race is also a race for chips, data centers, electricity, grids, water, land, equipment, fuel, workers, capital, and public permission—and how OMIKINA makes that system visible.
This week’s biggest AI stories point to a new phase of competition—one where progress will be measured not only by what models can do, but by where, when, and how responsibly they are deployed.
OpenAI release caution, Anthropic’s work in biology and medicine, and Europe’s transparency rules suggest that judgment—not speed alone—may define the next phase of AI competition.
How a remastered album became a connected system for music, visual direction, interactive storytelling, testing, deployment, and release strategy.
A workflow case study on turning an album release into an interactive creative system using music production, AI-assisted art direction, Codex, Firebase, and human creative direction.
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