A Humanocentricus Perspective on Intelligence, Technology, and the Future of Our Minds The Slow Shift from Active Thinking to Passive RetrievalSomething changed quietly in the early 2000s. As the internet grew, smartphones became universal, and search engines replaced libraries, people stopped relying on their own minds. We used to look things up in dictionaries, thumb […]

The Problem No One Wanted to Say Out LoudCAHDD™ (Computer Aided Human Designed & Developed) didn’t begin as a framework or a movement. It began with an uncomfortable truth that most creators felt but rarely said out loud: AI models were generating new images and ideas by absorbing the creative work of real human artists—without

IntroductionWe should make one thing clear right away: CAHDD™ (Computer Aided Human Designed & Developed) isn’t a community you sign up for or a platform that asks for your time. There’s no membership, no forum to join, no promises to make. CAHDD™ is a framework, methodology, and philosophy — not an obligation. It was created

There was a time when the phrase artificial intelligence carried a hint of science fiction — a promise of something wondrous and slightly terrifying. Today, it’s become a banner draped across everything from image generators to search engines. But in our rush to label algorithms as “intelligent,” we might have skipped the part where we

Apparently, we are all Replaceable it Seems? Every now and then, something cuts through the noise online and makes you stop. For me, it was a YouTube channel called RoboBlues — a self-described “AI Original Blues Rock” project that wears its digital DNA right on its sleeve. No fake band names. No smoke and mirrors.

Mourning a Loss There was a time when creativity was a mirror — and only one reflection looked back.We wrote songs, painted pictures, and built worlds to see ourselves more clearly. It was messy, imperfect, full of flaws — and that’s what made it beautiful. Every brushstroke or note carried the trace of a heartbeat,