What happens when a generative-AI resource becomes progressively integrated into how a person remembers, organises evidence, recognises patterns, makes decisions and acts in the world?

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Maeya is a human–AI system developed through lived use by a neurodivergent individual. It documents the formation of a personalised cognitive environment over time — including constraint-setting, correction, provenance, breakdown, recovery and changing reliance.

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used to organise and present longitudinal evidence within clinical assessment, while the wider archive connects interaction records with contemporaneous logs, Source material, decisions and the documents, actions and outputs that followed. Allowing researchers to examine not only what AI produced, but how agency, authorship, trust and cognitive labour developed between human and system.

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extendING beyond cognition, THE SAME METHOD IS USED TO map institutional fragmentation, structurE evidence and desigN civic interventions — intended to change the environments and systems producing recurrent problems. Spanning HCI, disability, governance, creativity, public administration, law and civic systems, Maeya provides defined research windows into a single connected longitudinal record.

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presented as NEITHER proof of a theory, or as a model to be accepted. It is an invitation to examine what the record shows: how a human–AI system formed, how it changed through use, where it failed, how it was corrected, and what becomes visible when that development can be traced across time.