Large language models are a cursed revolution. They accelerate and supplant our words. The composition of our world, the history of what is genuinely human, has an asterisk. We say, "No way."
Language models amass knowledge to generate stuff, fast. Habitat only observes the ways language works. It keeps human language genuine, visible and legible. No asterisk.
Habitat lets you use AI and still be you.
Habitat reads the geometry of how you compose, the structure underneath your words. Never the words themselves. It doesn't generate. It doesn't predict. Your writing, your notes, comments, descriptions stay yours.
Habitat shows you the shape of writing. It reads one piece of writing in relation to another and shows what is said, implied, and unsaid. It reads across time, keeping a record of how thinking and ideas have changed. And, AI never contributes to the structure of your media. It is always a sequestered helper.
Writers and editors. Researchers, communities who want a living record. Anyone who annotates images, documents, any media. Teachers can read a student's work over the course of their education and read what evolved. Organizations can read gaps, blockages and bridges, and tend them.
AI is not compliant. It is opaque, to everyone. Habitat is clear as a bell. You can trace provenance and lineage, how ideas, images, even sound evolve. You can trust the evolution is actual, real, true. You can engage in the revolution of AI, and your world will not be cursed.
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