Research
What we study.
What Artificial Intelligence does to emotions, judgment, childhood, work, and the home. We publish in public and keep it separate from Good Health records.
Thinking
How people think and recover attention
Attention, emotion, judgment, recovery, and long-term thinking: how minds stay sharp when AI is always available.
OpenHarm
When AI use starts to hurt
Dependency, confusion, crisis patterns, and the everyday outsourcing of hard decisions, studied carefully and without scare tactics.
OpenEvidence
What the research and incidents show
A continuous read of studies, case reports, and platform disclosures. Each one is dated, ranked by source quality, and meant to feed into teaching.
OpenLife change
How work and identity are changing
How livelihood and self-worth change over time when cognitive work no longer buys the same security.
OpenBy age
How use looks from child to adult
Real patterns by age, from screens and homework helpers to companions and early agents, so teaching matches how people actually use AI.
OpenHome agents
AI agents in the household
How prepared families run agent tools on purpose, with house rules, oversight, and clear limits on what can send on its own.
OpenQuestions that cut across every area.
Standing questions, each anchored in one area — not extra departments.