By Edo Segal
The face I kept forgetting was not on any screen.
It was everywhere else. The engineer in Trivandrum whose career I was reshaping with a tool I barely understood the consequences of. The user who would interact with Napster Station for ninety seconds and carry whatever we built into the rest of her day. The child at my dinner table who asked me a question I answered too quickly because my mind was still inside the interface.
I describe in *You On AI* the experience of feeling "met" by Claude — met not by a person, but by an intelligence that could hold my intention and return it clarified. That experience is real. I stand by it. But Emmanuel Levinas forced me to ask a question I had
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