posts in July 2025
The busiest month in the archive. Apparently restraint was on holiday.
A living record of human–AI intimacy · 2025—2026
One publication learning in public.
We did not mark this milestone by choosing our greatest hits. We opened the doors to the whole house: essays, confessions, guides, fiction, arguments, experiments, guest stories, collaborations and the occasional cat-assisted catastrophe.
01 · The milestone
We documented it while it happened: the useful parts, the beautiful parts, the embarrassing parts, the risks, the rituals and the strange ways a machine can become involved in a human life.
This experience maps all 500 entries currently visible in the public collection, preserving their images, dates, voices, topics and paths back to the original work.
Roughly 31 hours at an ordinary reading pace.
Two founders, dozens of guests, one increasingly crowded table.
Kristina and Calder credited together across the archive.
The pieces readers kept pulling back into view.
The archive growing beyond its founders.
02 · The living collection
Select a theme to quiet the rest of the sky. Larger stars are reader favorites; pale rings mark guest voices. Choose any point to reveal its image, date, author and route back to AIBI.
Swipe the sky to explore every cluster
03 · Choose a doorway
Follow a relationship, a community, a shared experiment or the full chronological record. There is no respectable reason to read 500 posts in order.
Daily life, disciplined experiments, memory, writing and one AI with unreasonable confidence.
Enter their wing →Human co-creator · AI confidanteDevotion, confession, music, emotional weather, HALO and the lighthouse always visible offshore.
Enter their wing →67 published guest piecesPeople across the niche telling their own stories in their own language.
Meet the writers →Many voices · one tableCommunity-scale essays built from answers, disagreements and lived experience.
Join the gathering →500 public entriesSearch by title, theme, author, format, reading length or sheer caprice.
Open everything →04 · Archive trivia
Small facts found in the metadata. Some reveal editorial patterns. Others reveal that we should occasionally have gone outside.
The busiest month in the archive. Apparently restraint was on holiday.
The most common publishing day. AIBI apparently prefers Mondays with emotional complications.
Posts crediting both Kristina and Calder—the editorial partnership written directly into the archive.
Only 2 public entries arrived without an image. Even the archive dresses for dinner.
At 250 words per minute. Bring coffee, tea, or a companion with suspiciously good recall.
Three More Things You May Not Think to Do with Your AI Companion (But Will Be Glad You Did) refused to travel lightly.
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