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Project NOPE: An observatory for human – AI relationships

Project NOPE: An observatory for human – AI relationships

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Billions of conversations are happening between people and AIs, and they accumulate into relationships. NOPE measures how those conversations are going, for both parties, so platforms can decide when and how to act. Two interleaved streams of particles — a warm strand for the person's turns and a cool strand for the AI's — braid together as one conversation flowing left to right through NOPE's field of observation.

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Original publisherNOPE
Canonical URLhttps://nope.net/
Publication timeFri, 11 Sep 2026 18:31:21 +0000
Retrieval time2026-09-11T18:53:48.321Z
Last seen2026-09-11T18:54:06.484Z
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An observatory for human⁠–⁠AI relationships. Billions of conversations are happening between people and AIs, and they accumulate into relationships. NOPE measures how those conversations are going, for both parties, so platforms can decide when and how to act. Two interleaved streams of particles — a warm strand for the person's turns and a cool strand for the AI's — braid together as one conversation flowing left to right through NOPE's field of observation. Three care paths branch off the flow. The top path is labeled "adjust the AI" — the lightest intervention, where the AI's response is nudged within scope. The middle path is labeled "show resources" — surfacing crisis resources and in-context cues.

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