Essays from our founder, dispatches from the studio, and original research on AI, writing, and cognitive health. The throughline: human-centered work, written down.
New York Times bestselling author, David Baldacci, addressed the U.S. Senate Judiciary committee on Big Tech Copyright Infringement in one of the most eloquent and powerful six-minute rebukes of unethical AI and generative AI (GAI) usage. And for every word, we couldn't agree more.
What we've learned building a studio where the writer, not the model, drives every decision about voice, contribution, and disclosure.
A writing workspace that remembers who the author is. A short letter on what we are building, and the throughline that runs through every keystroke.
Fabricated references are now appearing in peer-reviewed journals at unprecedented rates. We unpack the causes, and the editorial discipline that prevents them.
A practical field guide for researchers and dissertation candidates on verifying AI-surfaced citations before they ever touch a manuscript.
Inside the disclosure file we ship alongside every project: what it contains, why committees and publishers care, and how it protects an author's name.
How we tune an AI assistant to your prose without flattening it, and the red lines we won't cross, regardless of what the tool can technically do.
We're taking on a limited number of book, dissertation, and long-form research projects starting this summer. Applications are open.
New essays from our founder and editorial team, plus first access to white papers and research notes. We send when there's something worth reading.
Tell us about your project. If it's a fit, we'll start with a strategy session. No cost, no obligation.
