Vlad Sterngold
AI practitioner and builder · Amsterdam
AI practitioner and builder based in Amsterdam. Daily user of AI systems, builder of AI products, and writer on human-AI symbiosis.
Writing by Vlad Sterngold
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What Should Be Allowed to Become Memory?
Most AI memory systems ask how to remember more. The better question is what should be allowed to become memory at all — a field note on promotion as the real boundary, forgetting by design, failure memory, and keeping a personal memory sovereign.
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Down the memory river with AI
Human memory and AI memory are not the same kind of thing, and treating them as one will quietly mislead you. A naive builder's field notes: what each kind of memory is for, why giving an AI more memory can make it worse, and why the real skill is knowing what to keep, and what to ask.
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Queryable vs Quotable *
Friends on a terrace revealed three different kinds of edge AI hasn't crossed yet — untransferred knowledge, unreachable knowledge, and knowledge that lives in the empty space. Then the AI spoke.
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My API, Not My Resume
Professional identity is changing. The competitive unit is now the human plus their AI team. Most employment contracts don't know this yet.