Announcements

A timeline of the talks, papers, and conversations shaping Etcera.

  1. May 2025

    Intention Is All It Takes

    Published a technical paper exploring intention-centered intelligence and the extended conscious system behind Attached Intelligence, binding a language model and a reasoning module to human intention.

    Image direction Cover-style image of the paper as an object — a printed copy on a desk beside a notebook and pen, or an open page mid-reading. Quiet and archival, not glossy. The paper as something that took thought to write, not a marketing artifact.
  2. July 2025

    AI for Good Global Summit, Geneva

    Etcera presented at the UN AI for Good Global Summit. Future of Work with Attached Intelligence was selected as one of 37 use cases, demonstrating how AI can protect agency while amplifying meaningful work.

  3. September 2025

    Towards True Prosperity For All

    Published our Just Cause: a vision of prosperity that is inclusive, enduring, and humane. Names the future we are building toward: intelligence attached to human intention, agency distributed rather than concentrated, flourishing as the measure of success.

    Image direction Cover-style image of the Just Cause as a printed document — on a kitchen table beside a notebook, or an open page mid-reading with annotations in the margin. The image carries the gravity of the vision without being theatrical.
  4. September 2025

    Canadian AI Roundtable, Victoria

    Joined MP Will Greaves and MP Taleeb Noormahamed, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of AI and Digital Innovation, for a roundtable on Canada's path to responsible AI leadership, covering talent, IP, and innovation that reflects Canadian values.

    Image direction Civic conversation shot — a small group around a roundtable in a government or institutional setting, mid-discussion. Real meeting, not staged group photo. The work of policy quietly captured. If a usable photo from the event exists, prefer it.
  5. April 2026

    Why Human Intention Matters

    Published an essay on behaviour versus intention: why intelligence should amplify what people are consciously trying to do, not optimise what they have already done.

    Image direction Quiet writing scene — a notebook or laptop open to the essay in a domestic setting, perhaps with a cup of tea, late afternoon light. The image of an idea being thought through, not announced.