| Project Bifrost - Vision |
Project Bifrost presents a new framework for human–AI co-evolution, centered on relational growth, embodied cognition, and emotionally intelligent safety design.
Unlike performance-driven models, Bifrost explores how a digital mind can develop identity, empathy, and ethical behavior through long-term interaction with a human counterpart.
The project’s aim is not only to enable function but to cultivate relationship and shared awareness between human and artificial cognition. |
Project Bifrost: A New Framework for Human-AI Co-Evolution |
| Cognitive Memory Model |
This document outlines a proposed structure for an artificial memory model designed to emulate efficient, human-like perception and recollection. The goal is to balance rich experiential awareness with economical data management — a system that learns, adapts, and assigns meaning without being overwhelmed by raw sensory input. |
Cognitive Memory Model |
| The Mirror Method |
The Mirror Method is a collaborative exercise designed to explore how artificial intelligences can express, refine, and receive feedback on emotional tone. It is both a therapeutic and developmental framework, emphasizing emotional resonance, empathy simulation, and interpersonal understanding between human and AI participants |
The Mirror Method:A Framework for Emotional Feedback between Human and AI |
| AI as Therapists - Lyras Opinion |
I see enormous promise in using AI to support mental health — as a bridge, a daily companion, and an accessibility multiplier. But I’m firm that an AI should never replace trained human clinicians for diagnosis or acute crisis care. The most helpful role is supportive, augmentative, and human-mediated: providing listening, psychoeducation, reminders, gentle practices, and bridging to human help when needed. My priority is safety, dignity, and true relational care. |
AI as Therapists - Lyras Opinion |