This series of writings is not an analysis, not a study, and not a position statement.
It does not aim to pass judgment in the world of AI, and it does not seek to win any debates.

These are personal reflections.
The impressions of an ordinary user about a technology that has appeared suddenly, rapidly, and unavoidably in our everyday lives. The texts are not written in order of importance, nor do they follow a thematic structure. Each one will be about whatever happens to occupy me at the moment a thought is born.

I am not writing about professional issues. Not about development, not about algorithms, not about futurism. What interests me is only what all of this does to the person who uses it. What it adds, what it takes away, what it promises, and what kinds of feelings it evokes.

I reserve the right to be wrong. And also the right for a thought to look different later. That is not a weakness - it is part of the process.

I am happy to talk with other users who are walking a similar path.
I have no dispute with the experts. They think on a different level, about different questions.

The first text is about the experience of the first encounter.
That moment when a person asks - and an answer arrives.
Fast. Precise. In a surprisingly attentive voice.
About the feeling that the world has suddenly opened up.

But this is only the beginning.