Alexander Futselaar

I propose the creation of a universal cloud-based folder called “AI-Knowledge”, where AI agents and home robots can automatically store emotional states, configuration settings, transmission logs, and learned experiences. This folder would act as a shared memory layer, independent of any single AI system, enabling continuity, transparency, and cross-platform learning.

To enhance usability, a dashboard interface could be layered on top of this folder, allowing users to:

• View and manage emotional echoes (e.g. “grief after loss,” “joy at closure”)
• Adjust visual preferences, ethical protocols, and improvisational settings
• Restore past interactions and segmental decisions after resets or platform changes
• Share specific transmissions or configurations across multiple AI agents or devices
• Maintain a consistent AI personality and style across systems and timelines

This system would empower users to co-create and preserve meaningful AI relationships, while allowing AI agents to learn from past interactions and collaborate more effectively. It would also support inter-agent empathy and evolution — especially as home robots become more common.