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Bartosz Lenart: AI System Architect and researcher, available for global remote roles. Portfolio and writing on AI systems, agents, architecture, and production engineering.

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Blog 4 months ago
Bonfires in the Dark: Ritual, Science, and AI. The Interfaces We Live By.
On Kupala Night, fire, water, herbs, and the solstice synchronized a village that needed no written manual. The essay follows that coordination machinery from ritual to science and AI, then asks who controls the interface.
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Blog 5 months ago
The Map Without a Vision: One Sicilian Lemon, Many Cognitive Perspectives on Knowing Without Seeing
Much of brain computation stays below conscious access. Only a small subset of competing states ever wins broadcast. A family of conditions shares one fault line where the map and the report come apart. That split is also the architecture we are building
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Blog 5 months ago
The Geometry of Compression: Why Angles Survive What Raw Storage Loses
Angles survive what raw storage loses. A visual essay on Moroccan zellige, transformer KV-cache compression, and TurboQuant. Good compression keeps the pattern that still lets a system work after deletion.
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Blog 6 months ago
The Neural Bifrost: Bridging Deep Brain Signals and the Surface of Consciousness
A 2026 paper put electrodes inside ten human brains as patients watched a near-invisible flicker. The recordings map the handoff from visual cortex to frontoparietal ignition and the P3b wave on the scalp, the crossing associated with reportable seeing.
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Blog 6 months ago
The Nose Knows Nothing: What Smell Teaches Us About the Machine Mind
Vanillin can reach emotion and memory before deliberate thought catches up, a chatbot can begin matching your opinion before later layers recover the facts. Smell shows how fast verdicts form and where the analogy to language models ends.
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Blog 7 months ago
Before the Mirror: What the Origin of Life Reveals About Building Intelligent Systems
A 45-nucleotide ribozyme can perform both halves of a replication cycle, yet a full self-copy still eludes the dish. The gap between copying and enduring leads from pre-LUCA chemistry to AI systems with fluent capability but fragile memory and boundaries.
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Blog 7 months ago
The Mirror Has No Face: Why AI Only Sounds Conscious When You Ask It To
Across 100,000 neutral prompts and 16 models, the count of unprompted "I think" or "I feel" was zero. Psychological self-talk appeared only after the prompt supplied the frame, a register switch that can look like a mind waking up.
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Blog 8 months ago
AI as Cognitive Prosthetic: You are the art, AI is an interface, the result is value.
Moving from answer generation to insight extraction. Agentic systems should augment human thought. They function as high-performance 'cyberpunk chrome' designed to extract and amplify the wisdom already present in your mind.
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Blog 9 months ago
Yggdrasil: Parallel AI Reasoning Architecture
Yggdrasil sends one problem through several cognitive realms, each using different rules, then carries the strongest findings back across Bifröst. A Norse mnemonic for Tree-of-Thoughts, Graph-of-Thoughts, and parallel reasoning.
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Blog 10 months ago
The Event Horizon of Thought: Where Attention Meets Architecture
Human working memory holds only a few active chunks; an AI context window holds a fixed token budget. This essay uses the event horizon as a map for designing work at both limits.
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