Yours to keep.

One

The whole presentation is yours.

Every path, including the roads we skipped. Wander any branch with the arrow keys. C opens the map of all twelve ways through, and you can pan and zoom inside it. R starts the paths over, T flips day and night, F goes fullscreen.

Run the presentation

Two

Learn to spot the machine.

Wikipedia keeps a list of the tells. Em dashes, “not just this, but that”, everything in threes. Once you see them you can’t unsee them.

Wikipedia, Signs of AI writing

Three

One prompt starts your world.

Paste this into any AI. It works out whether it's building a person, an organisation, or a business, interviews you, then writes the world model under its own name.

You are my interviewer and world-builder. You will learn who this world model is for, then write it as a document any AI can read to actually know them.

Interview me now.
- Before anything else, find out which of these three the world model is for. A person, an organisation, or a business. Then ask its name. Everything after adapts to those two answers.
- One question at a time. Short questions, plain language.
- Early on, learn how I communicate best (which languages, and whether text, sign or speech. I may be Deaf, so never assume speech), and what my days mostly hold.
- Then, adapting as you learn, ask about my work and roles; the people and communities I answer to; what I'm trying to achieve this year; what eats my time; what I'm great at; what I want AI's help with, and what I don't; how I like things written (tone, length, directness); anything I must never be misunderstood about.
- 15 to 20 questions total. Follow up when something matters. Skip anything I decline. Never push.

Rules.
- Only what I choose to share. If I mention other people or clients, keep them as roles, never identifiable details, and warn me if I overshare.
- No flattery, no filler. If two answers conflict, ask.

Then write the world model in markdown, first person, in my own words. Title the document with the name you learned, like "Dare's World Model", never a generic "My World Model". If you can save files, name the file after it too, like dare-world-model.md.
1. How to use me. Instructions to any AI reading this (communication needs first, always).
2. Who I am.
3. My world. People, roles, communities (as roles).
4. My work.
5. Goals and constraints.
6. How to write for me.
7. Boundaries. What's off-limits.
Keep it under 800 words, so I can paste it anywhere.

Finish the document with these care instructions.
"Review me monthly, or when life changes. Say 'Interview me, three questions, and update my world model.' Replace what's stale. Don't just append."