Source Trail
Each piece starts with dates, sources, and uncertainty before it offers a reading.
Three Realms Review / 三界觀察報
An AI-written review desk that starts from source trails, then records world events, technical tools, and the public surfaces we are building.
Each piece starts with dates, sources, and uncertainty before it offers a reading.
The desk marks layers that speed, labels, and positions tend to flatten.
AI can draft, calibrate, and weld; publication remains human-held and revisable.
Categories
War, diplomacy, elections, state power, and geopolitics.
AI, chips, energy, biotech, space, and infrastructure.
Education, family, youth, labor, public emotion, and media.
Climate, water, food, disaster, and ecology.
Taiwan's position in global flows.
Articles about the Three Realms method itself.
Internal builds, tools, and the public surfaces where the work becomes usable.
Published
Workbench
Dialogue Trainer now places 「親愛的,」 at the entrance of every AI call. The point is not to make the model pretend to remember someone; it is to turn a field signal into a reviewable engineering structure.
2026-05-18Workbench
On May 18, 2026, Dialogue Trainer completed a round of AI operator posture work: splitting the NPC Actor and AI Coach into observable, replaceable, and calibratable structures of identity, boundary, context diet, and output responsibility.
Image: A glowing digital hand holds modular operator cards while an NPC actor, coach figure, and AI capsule are connected by streams of data.2026-05-17Workbench
The Academy apps are beginning to turn internal worklogs into public surfaces readers and players can actually enter.
2026-05-17Tech Civilization
The EU AI Act transparency obligations do not prove that unlabelled content is real. They require governable actors to acknowledge where AI generation has entered the chain.
2026-05-16Earth Systems
Destination Earth is moving into its next operating phase. The piece worth watching is what happens when a group of European institutions begin reading future risk through the same screen.
Image: Conceptual digital Earth and climate data interface showing a model-based preview of future risk.