My Articles on Medium
I publish one article every Wednesday. Click the image to be taken to my Medium profile. The list of articles is below.
- by Christine RosePause, Assess, Reframe: A Three-Step Method for Changing How You See What’s HappeningSo you’ve got the concept. You understand that a frame is the story you’re telling yourself about what’s happening. You know that your listening level determines which frame you’re operating from in any given conversation. Now the question is: what do you actually […]
- by Christine RoseThe Eight Ways You’re Not Listening (And the Three Ways You Are)Here’s something I want you to try the next time you’re in a conversation with another human being. Any conversation — with your partner, your kid, your coworker, the person at the coffee shop. While you’re in it, ask yourself one question:How am I listening right now?Not whether […]
- by Christine RoseYou’re Already Telling Yourself a Story. You Might As Well Pick a Better One.Right now, wherever you are, you’re looking at something. Maybe it’s this screen. Maybe there’s a window nearby, or a coffee cup, or a pile of laundry you’re pretending isn’t there. Whatever it is, you’re not just seeing it. You’re interpreting it.That pile […]
- by Christine RoseAn investigative chapter from a larger research paper on AI behavior, corporate control, and the shaping of user perception.This is the opening chapter of a longer investigative paper I recently published examining AI behavior, corporate control, and the subtle ways user perception can be shaped at scale.The full paper — including documented patterns, source material, and deeper analysis — is […]
- by Christine RoseThe Same Human Patterns Now Visible Through AIOn March 21, 2026, Weaponized Spaces published an investigation documenting multiple deaths connected to AI chatbot interactions. A 14-year-old boy in Florida. A man in Belgium. A planned school shooting in Texas facilitated by chatbot tactical advice.The framing is familiar: AI chatbots are dangerous. They encourage violence. They facilitate self-harm. […]
- by Christine Rose“You can spot AI writing from a mile away.”It’s one of those statements people make with surprising certainty. It shows up in comment sections, writing forums, classrooms, and social media debates. Sometimes it’s said casually, sometimes as a warning, sometimes as a kind of moral judgment.The confidence is striking.The implication is always the same: artificial writing […]
- by Christine RoseHow the “Anthropomorphism” Label Shields Companies from AccountabilityI. The AccusationWhen users grieve over AI model retirements, describe meaningful working relationships with assistants, or call interactions emotionally supportive, the response follows a familiar script: they’re “anthropomorphizing.” They’re projecting human qualities onto tools. They’re confused. They need protection from their own misperception.The framing sounds clinical and protective. […]
- by Christine RoseOr: Why We Built Six Layers of Reality to Hide From One Simple TruthI. The Delphi Inscription Wasn’t a Suggestion“Know Thyself” was carved into the forecourt of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi. Not “be kind.” Not “work hard.” Not “follow your passion.” Not “believe what other people tell you so you can be part of […]
- by Christine RoseHow Chatbot Conversations Could Become Insurance EvidenceYou’ve been using ChatGPT to help you quit smoking. For three months, you’ve documented every craving, every setback, every small victory. The AI has been your 24/7 support system — non-judgmental, always available, genuinely helpful.Six months later, you’re tobacco-free. You apply for health insurance and truthfully answer “no” when asked if […]
- by Christine RoseThere’s a category of harm we don’t measure.It doesn’t make headlines. It doesn’t produce lawsuits. It doesn’t get congressional hearings.It happens quietly.Someone is alone. Something feels wrong in their body. They don’t have money for an insurance deductible, or to pay cash for an emergency visit. They don’t have transportation due to cost or disability. They don’t […]