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Speak naturally about your life, your experiences, and your ideas.
Your life is more than a collection of memories. MindCore explores ways to preserve the experiences, values, and perspectives that make you unique through natural conversations with artificial intelligence.
In development. Participation is currently by invitation only.
Behind every photograph is a story. Behind every decision, a reason. Behind every person, a world of nuance that no biography can fully capture.
MindCore began with a question: what if technology could help us preserve a deeper part of who we are, with honesty and under our own control?
Not another form to fill out. A space to tell the stories and share the ideas that truly matter.
Speak naturally about your life, your experiences, and your ideas.
An intelligent interviewer explores memories and perspectives with thoughtful follow-up questions.
Review the memories suggested by the AI and decide which accurately reflect what you said.
Gradually create a personal archive while choosing what to retain and eventually share.
Memories matter. So do the questions we ask, the things we believe, and the ways our perspectives change. Here are some conversations we want MindCore to make possible.
Illustrative example questions only. These are not real user memories or interview data.
Which childhood memory best explains who you are today?
Context and seemingly small stories shape our identity, too.
What principle has guided you even when following it was difficult?
Not just what we think, but why we came to think it.
What do you wish the people closest to you understood about you?
Keeping the nuance of connection, affection, and relationships.
What deeply held belief have you changed your mind about over time?
Because real identity evolves, and should never be frozen in time.
Preserving a personal identity carries real responsibility. We are developing MindCore around explicit permission, human review, and a clear distinction between authentic memories and AI interpretations.
Supervised memory lets you review, correct, or remove proposed memories before they become part of your identity.
Memories are tied to their source interviews, distinguishing your own words from summaries and inferences.
A digital representation is not the original person. Its purpose is to help people explore documented perspectives without inventing certainty.
We want to share the vision without promising features that are still being researched or developed.
The platform supports voice interviews and is testing consent-based transcripts and supervised memories.
We are exploring long-term interviews, advanced beneficiary permissions, and new ways to interact. No public launch date has been announced.
MindCore is a technology project exploring how people can preserve experiences, memories, and personal perspectives through conversational AI interviews. It is currently in a private pilot.
No. MindCore does not aim to reproduce consciousness or suggest that someone is still alive. Any future digital identity would be an AI-generated representation, subject to limitations and grounded in the information available.
The application is available only to invited pilot participants. The public website introduces the vision; open sign-up is not currently available.
That is not the intention. In the pilot, proposed memories require review and approval. Advanced permissions and beneficiary experiences are still being developed.
Not yet. We are validating the experience, memory reliability, and privacy controls before considering a public launch.
MindCore is taking its first steps. The experimental platform is available only to invited private-pilot participants.
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