A platform for insights, updates, and discussions on AI, parental alienation, and family law technology.

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Personal Stories & Case Studies: Real-world experiences and success stories of families impacted by parental alienation.

  • Legal & Psychological Insights: Expert perspectives from family law professionals and mental health specialists.
  • AI & Technology in Family Law: How AI detects communication patterns linked to alienation, updates on our Case-Analytics project, and ethical considerations.
  • Community & Advocacy: Resources, policy discussions, and opportunities for collaboration.

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Blog Entries

Harnessing AI for Change: The Next Chapter for Distributed Thinking Systems

Parental alienation is a slow, insidious process, often unfolding in subtle shifts of language, repeated patterns of exclusion, and emotional manipulation hidden within everyday communication. The words that once carried love and trust become barriers, severing bonds between parents and children. For those affected, the experience is devastating. The pain...

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Adapting and Advancing: Progress Across Projects

Overcoming Challenges and Tackling Diverse Projects: The past few months have been a whirlwind of progress, setbacks, and unexpected developments. From debugging web frameworks to crafting advanced tools for Python environments, I’ve been deeply immersed in a variety of projects. Today, I want to reflect on some key milestones...

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Building This Site With AI

I managed to get this site up and running finally in spite of AI.: Initially I wanted to use a web builder which would produce my HTML, CSS, and SCSS files, in a nice WISIWIG format and even tried out a couple of the web builder products. I mostly...

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AI Coding Assistants

Getting This Site Online: I’ve been working for the past three weeks to make this site public. Although it’s still under construction, I’m happy to announce that it is now online. There was a lot to do to get it working—researching hosting options, web frameworks, and more. Throughout this...

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