AI & Humanities · Evidence Graph
GraphRAG & Multimodal Knowledge Graphs
76 concepts and 82 named relations with search, path exploration and source evidence in both languages.
Explore collection ↗AI & HUMANITIES
Essays, salons, and public conversations about the human conditions of living and learning with AI.

The AI & Humanities Salon creates a bridge between practical experimentation and philosophical reflection. Its purpose is not to romanticize or reject technology, but to ask what kinds of attention, agency, relationship, and responsibility intelligent systems invite us to cultivate.
WHO · WHEN · WHERE · INTERACTIVE EXPLORATION
Explore Zi Wei Dou Shu through interactive charts, candidate birth-time comparisons and relationships, with reflective action suggestions and an illustrated Word guide.
AI & Humanities · Evidence Graph
76 concepts and 82 named relations with search, path exploration and source evidence in both languages.
Explore collection ↗INTERACTIVE KNOWLEDGE GRAPH · FROM SOURCES TO KNOWLEDGE
Explore 346 entities and 405 source-backed semantic relationships. Search concepts, follow relationship paths, trace report evidence, and explore Neo4j query and GDS analysis results.
SKILL METHODS · EVIDENCE & REASONING · DRAFT GENERATION
Explore 78 entities, 104 document relationships, and 14 rule-based inferences about WorkBuddy skills. Trace source evidence and generate editable, downloadable Skill drafts and test cases for your task.
FIVE EXPERTS · FOUR TASK MODES · SIX SCENARIOS
Meet the five experts, generate instructions for graph building, knowledge queries, graph analytics, and rule-based reasoning, and download the team package and guides for use in your local WorkBuddy client.
FICTIONAL FAMILY · KINSHIP · INTERACTIVE GRAPH
Explore 29 fictional family members across a core family and five extended-family branches, with kinship terms, relationship paths, and assumed age order. The interactive graph is in Chinese.
A reflection on delegated cognition, the erosion of intellectual agency, and practices for reclaiming inquiry.
An accessible account of how prompts become roles, workflows, feedback loops, and governed systems.
A continuing conversation among educators, technologists, students, and reflective practitioners.
Create enough distance to notice assumptions, absences, and alternative framings.
Ask how abstractions change attention, relationships, work, learning, and responsibility.
Make room for disagreement, uncertainty, and perspectives that complicate the prevailing story.
PROBLEM COMPETENCY · INDIVIDUAL PRACTICE
Bring a real situation. Record what happened, examine your assumptions, ask a focused question, and take a small step to test it. Review the feedback and apply what you learned in another situation.
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A practical Windows guide based on my own experience: selecting the right video window, capturing computer audio, making a 10-second test, and saving and reviewing a complete recording—with help from AI.