Small digital experiments in how we feel, hope, and live in the AI era

Found your way here by chance? Leave a few words for the future.

Life in the AI era.

Your life in three years.

A wall of hopes
Notes about what might come next. Yours is welcome here.

Irene

Sep 19, 2026
What will change?
I hope for new personal joys that make me — and the people close to me — happy.
What will you leave behind?
Fear. I want to feel free to do whatever I want, change my plans, and be spontaneous.
What do you hope to keep?
My work. I hope AI helps me do it better, but doesn’t take away everything I still love doing myself.
A drawing by Irene

Lily

Sep 10, 2026
What will change?
I want a smaller life, not a faster one. More plants, less stuff, maybe a dog.
What will you leave behind?
Turning every hobby into a side hustle.
What do you hope to keep?
Singing badly while I wash the dishes.
A drawing by Lily

Nora

Sep 7, 2026
What will change?
I hope my garden will be less of a disaster. I've asked AI for help. The tomatoes remain unconvinced.
What will you leave behind?
Buying more seeds than I can plant.
What do you hope to keep?
Doing something slowly with my hands.
A drawing by Nora

Priya

Sep 16, 2026
What will change?
My daughter will start school. That feels bigger than any AI news, honestly.
What will you leave behind?
Feeling guilty when I do nothing for an afternoon.
What do you hope to keep?
Reading her a story myself, even if a robot could do the voices better.
A drawing by Priya

Maya

Sep 18, 2026
What will change?
Honestly, I hope AI eats the spreadsheets, not my job. I want to finish work before dinner.
What will you leave behind?
Checking work messages in bed. I'm bad at this.
What do you hope to keep?
Sunday lunch at mum's. And my very unproductive walks.
A drawing by Maya

Sophie

Sep 14, 2026
What will change?
I don't know. I hope I'll still be drawing for a living, even if the job looks different.
What will you leave behind?
Comparing every sketch to something generated in ten seconds.
What do you hope to keep?
The messy sketchbooks. Especially the bad pages.
A drawing by Sophie

June

Sep 4, 2026
What will change?
Less certain about my career, more certain about myself. That would be enough.
What will you leave behind?
Letting my inbox decide whether it was a good day.
What do you hope to keep?
My own voice. And the people who recognise it.
A drawing by June

Leo

Sep 17, 2026
What will change?
Maybe I'll finally finish the little film I've been talking about for two years. Tools aren't the problem anymore.
What will you leave behind?
Watching tutorials instead of making anything.
What do you hope to keep?
Taking terrible photos with my friends.
A drawing by Leo

Sam

Sep 6, 2026
What will change?
I'd like to see my friends more. Our group chat is busy but we haven't met since March.
What will you leave behind?
Being available to everyone except the people in the room.
What do you hope to keep?
Sunday breakfasts. No phones on the table.
A drawing by Sam

Iris

Sep 5, 2026
What will change?
I'll be 60. I'm trying these new tools, mostly so I can understand what my grandkids are talking about.
What will you leave behind?
Being embarrassed to ask basic questions.
What do you hope to keep?
Writing birthday cards by hand.
A drawing by Iris

Ken

Sep 13, 2026
What will change?
My son will be taller than me. Hopefully I'll have learned enough to help with his homework.
What will you leave behind?
Saying “just a minute” while looking at my phone.
What do you hope to keep?
Cooking together on Saturdays. Burnt pancakes included.
A drawing by Ken

Noah

Sep 11, 2026
What will change?
Graduation, hopefully. I use AI to study but I'm still not sure what work I'll find.
What will you leave behind?
Pretending I have a five-year plan.
What do you hope to keep?
My friends from the library. We mostly talk, to be fair.
A drawing by Noah