Loneliness & Companionship
Useful contact is not mutual relationship — keep companionship boundaries and human repair.
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7 min de lectureAI and Loneliness: Useful Contact Is Not Mutual Relationship
A chatbot is available at 3 a.m., never bored of you, and always responsive. That is real accessibility for some people and a real risk of displacement for others - and it is never mutual relationship, memory, or care. A benefit/risk/displacement table and a weekly connection plan draw the line without shaming anyone for using it.
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6 min de lectureWhy Repair and Apology Stay Human
AI can help you find the words for an apology you are struggling to write. It cannot feel the regret, deliver the apology, or do the ongoing work of repair that makes an apology mean anything. A checklist keeps AI in the drafting role and the relational accountability where it belongs — with you.
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7 min de lectureWhat AI Can Delegate in Family Life, and What It Cannot Touch
AI can handle the logistics around family life genuinely well — reminders, drafts, schedules. It cannot listen, comfort, or repair a relationship for you. A keep/delegate/put-away table draws that line clearly, without shaming the real accessibility uses that sit outside it.
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6 min de lectureDo Not Give a Child an AI Friend: The Red Flags and What to Do Instead
A plain stance and seven concrete red flags — anthropomorphism, secrecy, dependency, sexual content, monetization, memory, and exit friction — for why AI companion apps are not appropriate for children, plus a calm way to raise it.
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8 min de lectureStop the Chat: Five Situations That Need a Person, Not Another Prompt
Five recognizable moments — crisis, grief, conflict, high-stakes decisions, and isolation — where continuing the chat is the wrong move. A contact ladder names who to reach instead.
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