29 June ’26 lyrics

(Future Text Lab — 29 June 2026) [Intro — bass walks in, brushes] [Female]Frode filmed an Apple vision Pro session over coffee with Jon —the nodes have colour now, and text on either end. The knowledge sculpture’s finished? No — that statue’s gone cold;the worth of all this space is the part not yet controlled.Claude… Continue reading 29 June ’26 lyrics

May ’26

Where We Started The month opened with Dave Millard’s guest session, written up on 1 May, exploring AI as a spatial co-agent reached through MCP. The first Monday session on 4 May centred on a live demo of Author on Vision Pro alongside the maturing Origami Text format. Origami Text was framed as a publish-only successor to PDF — not a replacement for Word documents —… Continue reading May ’26

29 June ’26

Figure & Ground in Review AI: Summary This session carried the month’s figure-and-ground theme into a concrete new use case, prompted by a first-time participant from the world of corporate law: the headset as a space for contested negotiation and dispute resolution. The working premise, carried over from the previous week, is that what distinguishes… Continue reading 29 June ’26

15 June 2026

AI: Summary This session continued the month’s theme of figure and ground applied to reading and thinking in XR: when potentially every digital document is available at once, how do we decide what to bring forward and what to leave as background? Using a long, heavily structured online essay as a shared test case, the group worked across… Continue reading 15 June 2026

22 June 2026 Further into figure & ground

AI: Summary This session deepened the group’s figure-and-ground thread into a genuine reframing: the difficulty of showing relationships in a 360-degree knowledge space is not a problem of where to route a connective line, but a problem of signification — of how out-of-view information can keep doing the work that knowledge-in-the-world is supposed to do.… Continue reading 22 June 2026 Further into figure & ground

15 June 2026

Further explorations into figure and ground. AI: Summary This session of the Future Text Lab continued the month’s theme of figure and ground — foreground and background — by asking how, in XR and spatial computing, a person decides what to bring forward to work on and what to leave in the periphery when potentially every digital… Continue reading 15 June 2026

8 June ’26

Naming & Figure & GroundAI: Summary This wide-ranging session, held in the hours before Apple‘s Worldwide Developer Conference, circled around a single underlying question: what is the right relationship between a person, their knowledge, and a designed space — physical or in XR. Conversation moved fluidly between flow states and active engagement, the perceptual default of the human… Continue reading 8 June ’26

29 May 2026

Human reviewed Claude summary of Meeting between Mark Anderson and Frode Hegland: Document formats & ACM publishing The conversation opened on pragmatism around scholarly formats. Frode noted that having Author export EPUB Origami Text is a nice luxury but not submittable to ACM, which runs on TAPS and uses JATS. He emailed Wayne (ACM publishing’s… Continue reading 29 May 2026