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Oct 5, 2026 1 min

We Preserve the Data — But Lose the Human Context

from Selection Lab — Human Context in the Age of AI Hosted by Selection Lab

What happens when information survives, but the human context behind it disappears? In this short voice memo, Tatiana Ilina, Founder and Principal Investigator of Selection Lab, explores a question at the center of our work: what if human context were treated as infrastructure? As information is copied, summarized, generated, and recombined by AI, we risk preserving the data while losing its origin — who said it, why they said it, what happened before, and what changed afterward. The next internet should not simply remember more. It should remember better — preserving provenance, authorship, consent, context, and human agency. Selection Lab — Human Context in the Age of AI https://theselectionlab.ai/

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