01 / The Lab

Researching relations.

Research, publication and consulting in service of human development.

02 / Current research

The questions we follow.

01

Attention Hooks

Attention and hyperconnectivity: the conditions that capture, direct and fragment human attention.

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02

Digital Feedlot

Digital content consumption and its effects on habits, relationships and human development.

03

Technological Enchantment

Human interactions with AI models and the cultural consequences of increasingly mediated relationships.

04

Divine-like Machinery

The power of creation separated from personhood.

05

Agentic HI

Human relations with AI agents and models.

06

Inner Fluxes

How cultural ecosystems shape the inner voice.

07

Global Neuwork

How global messages create neural networks that keep us pending and rob us of our capacity to decide what to focus on.

03 / In conversation

News worth considering.

We point to reporting by others. The title and link remain with the source; our contribution is the question the news opens for the Lab.

04 / Messages to reconsider

Messages to reconsider.

05 / A commitment

Children: the hidden pearl of humanity.

Nowadays, everyone is concerned about the humanization of AI. Yet no one seems to talk about the robotization of humanity.

While we keep debating the possible catastrophic outcomes of AI development, we want to defend the beachhead of children’s development. They will one day become the adults who shape societies. It is our job, then, to ensure their integral growth.

Emerging technologies, such as AI, must not rob them of critical abilities—such as creativity and critical thinking—through cognitive offloading.

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06 / Products

Research made tangible.

01 / Product

Mikudd.

A software product that lets people create device profiles for work, leisure and family—supporting healthier use, cognitive capacity and human connection.

07 / The Meta Journal

Essays, notes and findings for a world in relation.

September 2026

New essay

Attention Hooks

Pulled by the architecture of social meaning.

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