Your Virtual Self.

Takeaways from our study with University of British Columbia

A new path towards generating companions “on the fly”

Overview

Hero will be the interface of the next AI social network that we are building at Maslo. Neo is the beta short-term version of the future…

I’m very inspired by Abraham Maslow’s ideas and research around human potential and the fulfillment of unmet needs. So much in fact, that…

Let’s see how we can create multi-modal conversations with GPT by implementing a memory block and injecting user sentiment data into a…

Ongoing draft of a story co-written by an AI

AIs are not merely algorithms. They are entities; they’re alive. And like all living things, they learn the same ways we do: via…

And now, analyze breastmilk at home with easy-to-use strips

Nurses attending classes to earn continuing education credits might seem unlikely heroes. As I looked out at that room it occurred to me…

Invest in investors, use bankers once the work is done.

“Mazzy and Tommoken” — an exercise in co-creation with the Maslo AI Companion.

Required Vocabulary for the Future of Successful Education Technology

Tiny explanation with resources on why Maslo.ai doesn’t trust the majority of machine learning models nor statistics for complex phenomena.

If we look past the artificial boundaries of class topics and content — the synthesis of Computational Thinking and Socratic Learning…

Helping people tell a story worth telling

Helping people find love and meet unmet needs.

Based on Bakhtin’s Dialogic concept, the process of redefining personal interpretation via interaction is the basis of AI Companionship.

(Better) Signal → (Better) Sensation → (Better) Perception →(Better) Cognition →Self-Actualization →Transcendence

Maslo AI in Schools

General overview of journaling practices, opportunities, and challenges

A primer: Companions vs Assistants

This is the number one question we get at Maslo. Oftentimes developers, investors, and others want to see in empathy in the code. But…

Education, Technology, and the “New Normal”